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Bewilderness explores urban and suburban wildernesses-- threshold places--in a darkly comedic, surreal set of prose...
The fourteen stories in this collection are roughly evenly divided between those set in Israel...
The first of a two-part novel, Itzel I tells the story of three disparate characters...
At the core of the dry and purposeful language of Library Science and the Rules...
Set in the small town of Grenville, Ontario, a setting perhaps familiar to the reader...
A flip book, Asylum/Ransomed features two separate titles. In Asylum, join Sameer in a classroom...
A young, mixed-race composer, raised without meaningful connections to his Chinese heritage and struggling with identity issues, travels to China in search of his long-missing uncle, an uncle who vanished in the aftermath of Tiananmen Square. An Idea About My Dead Uncle--winner of the inaugural Guernica Prize for the best unpublished novel manuscript--is about the identities we choose and the ones that are imposed on us. It is about being on the outside looking in. It is about dealing with pain through the artistic process. It is about delusion and healing. It is about the power of narrative. According to...
"I have an idea. About my dead uncle. A chamber opera. Small ensemble, maybe some electronics. Four or five singers doing multiple roles."
