This astute social study, by Martha Radice, describes the Anglo experience in present day Montreal. The author interviewed English, Irish and Scottish residents of this primarily French-Canadian City to provide the ethnographic information in Feeling Comfortable?: The Urban Experience of Montrealers. The author concludes that, despite the Quiet Revolution, which expelled many of the English-speaking residents from the city, most lead a very quiet, pleasant existence. This engaging book is written with an anthropologist’s eye for detail and understanding of human nature. | Feeling comfortable ? by Martha Radice, Paperback | Indigo Chapters