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N’Tsuk

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N'Tsuk is a 1968 work by Yves Thériault, a prolific Canadian writer. The book tells the life story of a 100-year-old Inuit woman. Thériault was celebrated for his literary genius, particularly after the publication of Agaguk (1958), which depicted an Inuit family navigating the complexities of the white man's legal system. His other notable works include Aaron and Ashini, exploring themes of cultural and familial challenges. Thériault's writings were widely translated and garnered numerous awards.1

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