A captivating collection of short fiction from some of Canada's most talented writers, selected by Gloria Vanderbilt.This anthology delves into the complexities of the human experience, exploring themes of identity, loss, and transformation through diverse voices and perspectives.
CVC6features both emerging and established authors, offering a rich tapestry of stories that resonate with emotional depth and thought-provoking insights. Perfect for readers seeking compelling narratives and a taste of contemporary Canadian literature, this anthology promises to leave a lasting impression. Discover the power of short fiction and the unique voices shaping Canada's literary landscape.
Gloria Vanderbiltis the author of four memoirs, three novels, a collection of stories,The Things We Fear Most(Exile Editions), and in April 2016The Rainbow Comes and Goes: A Mother and Son Talk About Life, Love, and Loss which will coincide with the HBO documentary. She contributes to various publications includingThe New York Times,Vanity Fair, andElle, and has received two honorary degrees of fine arts. Contributing authors: Leon Rooke, Norman Snider, Helen Marshall, Katherine Govier, Bruce Meyer, Sheila McClarty, Caitlin Laura Galway, Martha Bátiz, A.L. Bishop, Diana Svennes-Smith, Matthew Heiti, Frank Westcott and Sang Kim.
This book contains the best of contemporary writing, and reflects a diversity of styles and temperaments and approaches, from both emerging and established writers.Some notable previous winners and shortlisted: Among the emerging writers are Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Veronica Gaylie, Christine Miscione, Matthew R. Loney (all with follow-up books from Exile Editions), Lisa Foad, Leigh Nash, Amy Stuart and Helen Marshal; among the writers from any career point are Austin Clarke, Leon Rooke, George McWhirter, Hugh Graham (all with follow-up books from Exile Editions), Nicholas Ruddol3,
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