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Immigrant Chronicle Mass Market Paperback – 19 November 2002

by Peter Skrzynecki (Author)

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Peter Skrzynecki is a poet and fiction writer of Polish-Ukrainian descent. His poems are largely poems of reflection and observation, but in the course of their 'meditations' on experience they touch on the special pathos of immigrant families as they come to terms with a new and very foreign country.