The Fall-Down Effect by Liz Johnston
Once a family experiences a wholly destabilizing trauma, and is fractured—how does it heal or reform in the proceeding years, and is this recovery ever sufficient?
Allison Snelgrove
Allison Snelgrove is a writer and instructor living outside of Montreal, on the unceded lands of the Kanien’kehá:ka Nation. In 2024, her unpublished novel, Like Trees in Fire Season, was shortlisted for the Guernica Prize for Literary Fiction. She holds both an MA and PhD in Études anglaises from l’Université de Montréal, and her writing has appeared in The New Quarterly, the creative anthology Festival du Homard, and in the Queen’s Undergraduate Review. You can find her online on Instagram @allisonsnel or on Academia.edu.
