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Francis Chalifour was born and raised in Quebec and now lives in Toronto, where he teaches social sciences to grades seven and eight. He is currently pursuing a Master' s degree in Education at the University of Ottawa, specializing in the influence of the mourning process on children's learning. Francis has been writing for most of his life. His first published work was the French novel, Zoom Papaye, and he has contributed articles to Maclean's, Le Devoir, and La Presse. He has also hosted a radio program and worked for Television fran aise de l'Ontario.
Praise for After: “A compelling, beautifully-written account of a family touched by a father’s suicide. In the character Francis, we have a voice that is candid, honest, funny and heartbreaking.” — Governor General’s Literary Award Jury “Chalifour’ s prose gives ... a full and nuanced picture of grief in all its manifestations.... This is a strong and affecting narrative for any reader, but a particularly compelling one for those who may have experienced what Francis has.” — Globe and Mail
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