Going Through the Motions
Joan Sincere is a thirty-year-old ex-ballerina and stripper whose pride in her training and her craft has brought her to a turning point in her life. When her anger explodes at a bar patron’s crude remark, she kicks him in the teeth. This act of fighting back leads to assault charges- against Joan, not the drunk. At the same time she falls in love she must learn to let a man get close to her.
“[Govier’s] excellent use of flashbacks adds depth to the novel and provides a clear understanding of Joan’s life.Govier has the capacity to capture the sense of “being there” both physically and mentally: as in the opening bar scene. It is smokey, sweaty and smelly and ripples with undercurrents.” – Canadian Book Reviews Online
“Themes of feminism and independence… warp time into a single line of fate.” – Toronto Star
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