The Shadow Over Portage And Main

The Shadow Over Portage And Main

Published: 28-04-2016

Pages: 283

Rating: 3.34

Language: eng

eBook status: Skipped   AudioBook status: Skipped

ISBN: 9781927855362

Publisher: Enfield & Wizenty

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GoodReads 29917010 https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/29917010
Amazon B07RB2VY71 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07RB2VY71

Description

Preface by Jonathan Ball, Afterword by David Annandale and contributions from:
David Annandale
Eric Bradshaw
Keith Cadieux
Richard Crow
Dustin Geeraert
Joanna Graham
Christina Koblun
Zacharie Montreuil
Josh Moore
Daria Patrie
Brock Peters
Géza A.G. Reilly
John Stintzi
Jeremy Strong
Elin Thordarson

“The world inside these Shadows is a dangerous place to be. For one thing, it’s terribly dark in there, and the darkness itself is horrible and unsettling. I urge you to take care. I suggest that you don’t look up the photographs that will steal more than just your soul. And I wonder if it’s wise to browse through this monstrous bookstore. And dear, if you think you’re about to experience a peaceful morning in the country, I think you might be wrong. There are curious uses for corpses in this world. And some really, really bad healthcare that is not for the weak or easily distressed. If you are up to unwholesome journey this book will take you on–I highly suggest you bundle up and keep a light handy. This darkness bleeds. And if it bleeds, I reads. You should too.”
– Susie Moloney, author of Things Withered:stories, The Thirteen,
The Dwelling, A Dry Spell, and Bastion Falls.

Winnipeg is a place of extremes. Winters are fierce and relentless. Summers are unbearably hot. It has been both the murder and auto theft capital of Canada and the Slurpee capital of the world. It is a place that exerts an influence, that marks and changes its inhabitants. This anthology features writers who have all lived in Winnipeg for a time and been inspired, horrified, changed by that experience. The stories here capture a tone of history, dread, violence, weirdness, and sometimes even whimsy; a tone that only Winnipeg exudes.