About the Author
Nic Brewer
Nic Brewer is a writer and editor from Toronto. She writes fiction, mostly, which has appeared in Canthius, the Hart House Review, and Hypertrophic Literary, among others. She is the co-founder of Frond, an online literary journal for prose by LGBTQI2SA writers, and formerly co-managed the micropress words(on)pages. She lives in Kitchener, ON, with her partner and her dog. Suture is her first book.
Last but certainly not least, our final gift guide recommendations are brought to you by Suture-author Nic Brewer who shares compulsively readable and transformational book picks for just about everyone on your list.
Happy Halloween! We've got a spooktacular booklist to make this season decidedly more eerie.
It's the MOST wonderful time of the year—the classic, feel-good "beach reads" are put away for brighter days and we can comfortably get back under the covers of books that are a little darker, a little more magical, a little more surreal...
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From literary debuts to gothic short stories and performance poetry, here's a list of staff picks to stave off our end-of-summer blues.
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