The Song Cannot Be Silenced

This novel is about identity, belonging, and voicelessness. It explores the concept of bravery, and shows how heroism can come in many forms.

What can one do when faced with circumstances beyond one's control, when everything seems to conspire to entrap? When there's no way out? How can anyone find a voice when history, guilt, family and circumstance have taken it away?

Jean, a post-traumatic survivor of the Somme, is trapped by his Québecois accent, which would betray his desertion and compr...