Scarborough

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Scarborough

Author(s): Catherine Hernandez
Publisher: Arsenal Pulp Press
Binding: Paperback
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Set in Scarborough, a diverse neighborhood east of Toronto, this novel gives voice to residents navigating poverty, drugs and urban decay. Through multiple perspectives, the story reveals both hardship and hope.

Meet Victor, a Black artist facing police harassment; Winsum, a West Indian café owner striving to keep her business alive; and Hina, a school worker witnessing the impact of underfunded education. Their experiences intertwine with three children—Bing, a gay Filipino boy; Sylvie, a Native girl seeking stability; and Laura, coping with family neglect.

Catherine Hernandez’s compassionate narrative captures the resilience of a community that finds dignity in shared struggles. Scarborough offers an empathetic exploration of identity, belonging and the small victories that sustain us.

Key themes

  • Urban challenges and social inequality
  • Multicultural community dynamics
  • Youth resilience and identity
  • Art, education and activism

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