"Quoyle" is a novel written by Annie Proulx that tells the story of a struggling newspaper hack named Quoyle. He faces numerous challenges in his life, including a troubled family background and a failed marriage. Seeking a fresh start, he moves to Newfoundland with his two daughters, where he begins to rebuild his life. The narrative explores themes of identity, belonging, and resilience. As Quoyle navigates his new environment, he discovers the importance of community and the power of self-acceptance. The novel highlights the beauty and harshness of life in Newfoundland, reflecting both personal and cultural transformations.