Memoir
Beyond Ken Dryden
- Publisher
- Linda Leith Publishing
- Published
- May 2026
- Pages
- 104
- Price
- $21.95
- ISBN
- 9781773901923
- Language
- English
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Hockey isn't a complicated sport—there's twelve guys skating around a rink, whacking away at a piece of rubber, and sometimes it goes in the net.
Families, on the other hand…
The 1970s were a tumultuous time to be growing up in Montreal, with the rise of the Quebec independence movement, the coming to power of the Parti Québécois, many Montrealers migrating to Toronto, the 1976 Olympics. Disco, free love, and counter-culture revolutions combined with more women entering the workforce and easier access to divorce. Oren Safdie saw his parents break up and get back together again before parting ways for good, but Ken Dryden and the Montreal Canadiens remained steadfast in his life, lifting his and everyone else's spirits by winning six Stanley Cups in nine years.
Description from the publisher Linda Leith Publishing, seen in October 2026 · Source ↗
From Linda Leith Publishing
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Driving Crazy to the Front Door Michael Foy
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The Faithful Don Macdonald
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I Can't Believe I'm Old Janet Torge
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I Made a Promise I Could Not Keep David Homel
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There’s Always More to Say Natalie Southworth
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The Unfinished World Marilyn Bowering
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Sentence Mikhail Iossel
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The Bigamist Felicia Mihali
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Other Maps Rebecca Morris
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Line Breaks George Galt
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Here Is Still Here Sivan Slapak
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A Ramshackle Home Felicia Mihali
