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An electrical engineer who has lost almost everything - his marriage, his job, his father - retreats to his garage to re-evaluate and reorganize the various loose ends of his life, and ends up assembling a thermonuclear device instead ...Snake Crosses the Tracks at Midnight, The
Has he been coasting all this time? His older sister is now a grown woman, and Lucy, his crush-next-door, has become a mystery, with depths beyond his comprehension ...Soprano, The
Blanche is headstrong, condescending, unprofessional, and just a tiny bit full of herself. She is also the closest to genius that Antoinette, her accompanist, may ever have a chance to work with ...Trigger Finger Blues
Marcel, a sensitive male sniper, knew his life was missing something. But he didn't know what until he set his crosshairs on it: Violet Caine ...
Cup Rings
A music student and part-time nude life model becomes involved with the first true passion of her life, a man who awakens her to the weight of experience she already possesses ...Mirror, Mirror
After undergoing a cosmetic treatment to recover her lost youth, a middle-aged woman finds herself reconnected to her alienated daughter in an unexpected and incredible way ...Off the Main Highway
At the Chickasaw Motel, three generations of the McGuinness clan are led by their elderly and overbearing patriarch ...Suckers
Steve learns that (eternal) life isn’t about what you spend it on - it’s about who you spend it with ...
Bella’s Bookshelves reviews short stories by Miranda Hill, Natalee Caple, Sarah Selecky, John Vigna, Elizabeth Berg, Samuel Martin, and Guy Vanderhaeghe
Salty Ink reviews Amy Jones’s “One Last Thing”, collected in What Boys Like (Biblioasis, 2009)
Salty Ink reviews Jessica Grant’s “Dawn”, collected in Making Light of Tragedy (Porcupine’s Quill, 2004)
Salty Ink reviews Michael Christie’s “Emergency Contact”, collected in The Beggar’s Garden (HarperCollins, 2011)
Salty Ink reviews Sarah Selecky’s “Standing Up for Janey”, collected in This Cake is for the Party (Thomas Allen, 2010)
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JESSICA WESTHEAD is a Toronto writer and editor. Her fiction has appeared in major literary journals in Canada and the United States, including Geist, The New Quarterly, and Indiana Review. Her novel Pulpy & Midge was published in 2007 by Coach House Books. Her short story collection And Also Sharks, published by Cormorant Books in 2011, was on the Globe and Mail’s Globe 100 [...]
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