Depression-era The Miramichi Reader

Finding the Daydreamer by Estella Kuchta

July 4, 2021 by Patricia Sandberg

Estella Kuchta's stark and stunning depiction of an escape through the Canadian wilderness. When daydream meets intuition, a young ranch wife's life turns upside down. Fleeing a dangerous husband, she steals away with her young daughter on a wild and unexpected adventure through Depression-era cowboy country in central British Columbia.

Radiant Shards by Ruth Panofsky

May 6, 2020May 6, 2020 by Bill Arnott

could count the number of times I’ve read a complete poetry book in one sitting on a single digit. Until now. Ruth Panofsky’s Radiant Shards not only allows a single-sitting read but almost demands it. A sectioned story of fact … Continue reading

Lay Figures by Mark Blagrave

July 16, 2020May 2, 2020 by Gemma Marr

The literary figure of the flâneur is a symbol of urban observation. Made popular in the 19th century, the flâneur is a man of leisure who wanders through the city and watches as he walks. He attempts to understand life … Continue reading