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The first work of its kind in Canada, this book explores 11 first-rate actors' perceptions...
When Christopher Brooke is arrested under Regulation 18B in June 1940, a slow process of...
Bewilderness explores urban and suburban wildernesses-- threshold places--in a darkly comedic, surreal set of prose...
A tour guide leads a Valentine's Day-themed ghost walk, visiting the sites of horrific, yet...
The fourteen stories in this collection are roughly evenly divided between those set in Israel...
Melba's Wash is a rich telling of the archetypal search. In this fractured familial story, Esther Prat wraps her fingers with her diamond necklace and reflects on the secrets, lies, and pain that haunt her life, and makes her choice. Born on Grand Manan Island, New Brunswick, as an infant she is unceremoniously taken to Montreal, Quebec, to spend the first ten years of her life brought up in an affluent Jewish family. At the age of ten, upon the death of her “daddy,” she is without explanation not allowed to attend his funeral and is taken on a train...
"I am the ten-month-old baby that Melba Girling traded to her sister Flora for a black and white floor model RCA Victor television."
