Street Angel

Magie Dominic, Newfoundland writer and artist, has long been active in the peace movement. Her essays and poetry have been published in over fifty anthologies and journals in Canada, the United States, Italy, and India. Her artwork has been exhibited in Toronto and New York, including a presentation at the United Nations.

"I finished 'Street Angel'. Savoured it slowly, which is not always my way. Didn't want it to end. So much loss and pain and then again, such beauty, and isn't that the way of life, the mystery we can never quite understand. I was very very moved by it." -- Heather King, author of 'Parched: A Memoir', 'Redeemed: Stumbling toward God, Marginal Sanity, and the Peace that Passes all Understanding', and 'Shirt of Flame: A Year with St. Thérèse of Lisieux'

• Street Angel by Magie DominicPart OneChapter One Saturday, Day OneChapter Two Sunday, Day TwoChapter Three Monday, Day ThreeChapter Four Tuesday, Day FourChapter Five Wednesday, Day FiveChapter Six Thursday, Day SixChapter Seven Friday, Day SevenChapter Eight Saturday, Day EightChapter Nine Sunday, Day NineChapter Ten After the HamletPart TwoChapter Eleven 1956, OctoberChapter Twelve Speaking in a Foreign LanguageChapter Thirteen 1960Chapter Fourteen Four Years After the HamletChapter Fifteen 22 November 1963Chapter Sixtten 1964, Early MorningChapter Seventeen End of the Seventies, AutumnChapter Eighteen Central Park, Start of the EightiesChapter Nineteen Manhattan, a Morning in JuneChapter Twenty Y2KChapter Twenty-one Final PrayerChapter Twenty-two After Everything That Ever HappenedAcknowledgementsGlossary of Newfoundland Terms