Description
In his debut collection of short stories, David Huebert brings us an assortment of wounded wanderers who remind us that we are all marooned on the shores of being, watching oceans rise. Veterinarians, prison guards, and prosthetic phallus designers develop various schemes to navigate the ruins of their capsizing lives and to confront the beauty of their bruised worlds.
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About the Author
David Huebert's stories have won the CBC Short Story Prize, the Sheldon Currie Fiction Prize, and The Dalhousie Review's short story contest. His fiction has also been shortlisted for the Peter Hinchcliffe Fiction Award and published in magazines such as enRoute, Grain, Matrix, and The Puritan. David is the author of the poetry collection We Are No Longer The Smart Kids In Class (Guernica 2015) and the winner of The Walrus' 2016 Poetry Prize. Originally from Halifax, Nova Scotia, David currently lives in London, Ontario, where he's completing a PhD and a novel about southwestern Ontario oil.
Book Information
ISBN 9781771961929
Author David Huebert
Format Paperback
Page Count 204
Imprint Biblioasis
Publisher Biblioasis
Co-op available Advance reader copies National print and online campaign General interest: The Believer, Bookforum, The Atlantic, The New York Times, NYTBR, LA Times, Time, LARB, Harper's, Washington Post, Vanity Fair, SF Chronicle Trades: Publisher's Weekly, Booklist, Kirkus, Library Journal Canadian Interest: Globe and Mail, Toronto Star, National Post, Vancouver Sun, Montreal Gazette, Quill & Quire, Canadian Notes and Queries, Winnipeg Free Press North American TV & Radio Campaign. Pitch interviews and reviews to NPR and CBC. Online and Social Media Campaign. Pitch interviews and reviews to The Rumpus, The A.V. Club, Electric Literature, The Millions, Largehearted Boy, Identity Theory, New Yorker's Book Bench, Bookslut, Shelf Awareness, The Awl, Slate, Salon, Daily Beast's Book Bag, LARB, NYRB, Vol. 1 Brooklyn, Quarterly Conversation, Brooklyn Rail, Flavorwire, Buzzfeed. General Ebook Plan. Ebook available. Biblioasis and author websites. Giveaways: Edelweiss, Facebook, Goodreads, Twitter
About the Author
David Huebert's stories have won the CBC Short Story Prize, the Sheldon Currie Fiction Prize, and The Dalhousie Review's short story contest. His fiction has also been shortlisted for the Peter Hinchcliffe Fiction Award and published in magazines such as enRoute, Grain, Matrix, and The Puritan. David is the author of the poetry collection We Are No Longer The Smart Kids In Class (Guernica 2015) and the winner of The Walrus' 2016 Poetry Prize. Originally from Halifax, Nova Scotia, David currently lives in London, Ontario, where he's completing a PhD and a novel about southwestern Ontario oil.
Book Information
ISBN 9781771961929
Author David Huebert
Format Paperback
Page Count 204
Imprint Biblioasis
Publisher Biblioasis
