The heart does break
Subtitle: Canadian writers on grief and mourning
By: [edited by] George Bowering and Jean Baird
Edition: Vintage Canada ed.
Publisher: Vintage Canada
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Toronto
Language: eng
Number of pages: 351
ISBN-13: 9780307357038
Subjects: Grief; Adjustment (Psychology); Authors, Canadian (English); Biography; Chagrin; Ajustement (Psychologie); Écrivains canadiens-anglais; Biographies
Other titles: Canadian writers on grief and mourning
Description: A collection of true stories about grief and mourning from some of Canada's best known writers.
Table of contents: title: May I bring you some tea? / George Bowering; title: Tasting my father / Brian Brett; title: The embrace / Catherine Bush; title: There is no good in a black night / Austin Clarke; title: The baggage handler / George Elliott Clarke; title: On the material, or, Gail's books / Stephen Collis; title: This gentleman, bpNichol / Frank Davey; title: Waiting to grieve / Endre Farkas; title: My father's blue skies / Brian Fawcett; title: Her great art / Jill Frayne.; title: On preparing my daughter's fiction for posthumous publication / Joan Givner; title: Without words / Hiromi Goto; title: Just cremation / Marni Jackson; title: Furious hunger / Linda McNutt; title: A year later, I am in lilac now / Erín Moure; title: The bluesman / Paul Quarrington; title: The art of dying in prison / Stephen Reid; title: Googling the bardo / Renee Rodin; title: What will not bury / Anne Stone; title: Good grief / William Whitehead.