Moira Farr

the subtitle "a suicide survivor's tale" sums up the book. anyone who enjoys/likes/hates a depressed person and who doesn't-- should read it..

The sub-title says is all: the best of new Canadian non-fiction. This is a collection of literary essays that cover topics such as what it would be like to be a whale, urban cycling, dealing with a drug-addicted brother, driving in Rome and more. Each essay is smart, entertaining and thought provoking. A great collection, reminiscent of the late great Saturday Night magazine.