The Eater of Dreams
โ Scribed by Cameron, Kat
- Publisher
- Thistledown Press
- Year
- 2019
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 131 KB
- Category
- Fiction
- City
- Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
- ISBN
- 1771871865
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โฆ Synopsis
The past haunts the characters in The Eater of Dreams. In fifteen interconnected stories, Kat Cameron's vivid charactersย โย teachers, singers, writers, and misfitsย โย examine the inner fractures in their lives. A woman muses about her miscarried child while watching a friend's daughter play; an opera singer in Edmonton is stalked by an abusive ex-lover; a student's story of bullying reminds a woman of her own childhood traumas; a woman cuts out the heart of a faithless man; the ghost of Lafcadio Hearn haunts the bedroom of a grieving teacher in Japan. Brilliant, passionate, and fierce, these stories summon the memories of lost relationships.
โฆ Subjects
Short stories
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