by Fraser Sutherland (Author), Carmine Starnino (Foreword by), John Pepall (Afterword by)
A memoir of a family's resilience and its odyssey through the medical system, and an attempt to give dignity and meaning to a life cut mysteriously short. Fraser Sutherland, the late Canadian poet, wrote this memoir after his son, Malcolm, died suddenly at twenty-six after having suffered from schizophrenia.
Author Biography
Fraser Sutherland (1946-2021) was the author of seventeen previous books of poetry and essays. He was a widely respected critic, editor, and lexicographer. Originally from Pictou, Nova Scotia, he lived for periods in Montreal, Toronto, Sarajevo, British Columbia, Scotland, Portugal, and China.
Number of Pages: 200
Dimensions: 0.6 x 8.4 x 5.4 IN
Publication Date: February 15, 2022
