Fenton’s protagonist wrestles with grief and loss in a way that feels heartfelt and genuine, and her deep sadness and anxiety about her grandmother’s Alzheimer’s will resonate with anyone who has experience with this terrible illness
First full-length account of LGBTQ activism in Nova Scotia
The vote on whether military service should be mandatory created its own localized pocket of division within Lunenburg County
It puts things into perspective. Could a single line say any more about humanity than that?
Not talking about something when sober then constantly bringing it up when you’re drunk means it’s an issue
People say things, even decades after the fact, like, “Please don’t tell your father.”
