Description
Translation of award-winning Quebecois writer Lise Gauvin's 2003 short story collection. The collection features intimate spaces within public places and how these can encroach on one another in subtle yet dangerous ways.
About the authors
Nigel Spencer's work includes acting, directing, teaching, educational research and training, journalism, subtitling and co-scripting films, as well as script-doctoring.
He taught the first bilingual graduate course on Comparative Canadian Dramaturgy (l'Université de Sherbrooke), and a performance-based course on Shakespeare at the State University of New York (Plattsburgh).
He has published six books of translated work by Marie-Claire Blais, including Thunder and Light, Augustino and the Choir of Destruction, and Mai at the Predators' Ball, which earned him three Governor General's Literary Awards for Translation.
His theatre translations include three plays by Evelyne de la Chenelière, one of which, September, will be produced by Canadian Stage in Toronto in 2020.
Other titles by
Other titles by
Max O'Brien Mysteries 3-Book Bundle
The Kashmir Trap / The Roma Plot / The Tanzania Conspiracy
A Twilight Celebration
Thunder and Light
Who Are You and Why Are You Here?
Tales of International Development
Is This Who We Are?
14 Questions about Quebec
The Kashmir Trap
A Max O'Brien Mystery
The Acacia Gardens
Darwin in a Day
Nothing for You Here, Young Man
