Like a domestic Dante navigating the dark woods of mid-life, Richard Sanger looks back at raising children while he confronts the mortality of aging relatives and mentors. Equally attuned to the domes
Richard Sanger’s new collection contains voices reporting from a number of far-flung states, both emotional and geographic. The book’s true theme, though, is what one calls home, and the i
Governor General's Literary Award for Drama nomineeTwo Words for Snow is the story of a man who, forced to choose between two worlds,betrays a woman, and her tribe, for a leader who then betrays him.
