Making Light of Tragedy Non-Fiction Owen Sound-based artist Tony Miller’s

Owen Sound-based artist Tony Miller’s 80 stark and arresting black-and-white linocuts present an unflinching portrait of a remarkable African-Canadian whose story of resilience and reinvention offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of Southwestern Ontario

When Rachel confides in Beth her ambitious career plans and her intention to rekindle an old flame with man-about-town Tim Donnelly

This mixture of pleasures gives us the feeling we are reading a text long remembered and well-loved

vowel and consonant echoes

Making Light of Tragedy Non-Fiction Owen Sound-based artist Tony Miller’sMaking light of tragedy, Jessica Grant. Grant flies under the radar of realism to find targets worth writing about. These stories are profound, magical and true to life. Nothing seems impossible. Its good to be reminded of that. Can a story be both a shrug and a prayer? Can it punch you in the arm because, hey, it is only joking, and the next minute fall at your feet, cling to your knees, beg you to listen? Sure. The stories in Making Light of Tragedy