Deborah A.M. Phillips (Lapointe),B.A., M.F.A, is an editor, poet, conference speaker and author of the novel Argonauta, a portrait of a family torn apart by their own crisis of separation and identity during the 1970s October Crisis in Quebec, a traumatic chapter in Canada’s history. Based in Quebec, Phillips’s fiction and non-fiction spans genre and language, with publication credits in religious, medical and general interest journals and magazines across North America and France.
Letting Go of My. Ocean Viiew, A Memoir. Attachment, Faith &. Finding Home is structured in vignettes and scenes that delve into the power of place, attachment, identity and language.


