Back to the Garden
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- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-998779-17-8
- EAN9781998779178
- Date de parution18/05/2023
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille553 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurAt Bay Press
Résumé
In the blistering summer of 1971, four strangers take a chance on a new psychological treatment. What seems like a good idea quickly spirals out of control as the four connect outside the sessions in unexpected and catastrophic ways, each locked into an escalating crisis. Widow Beata is ensnared in a parallel life that's increasingly out of step with reality. Deeply closeted Simon is tormented at work at the same time as he develops feelings for a neighbour.
Tightly wound Claire struggles to keep her head above water and avoid a repeat psych admission. Drop-out Paul, with a ham-fisted propensity to blur professional lines, runs the sessions - his own life in perilous freefall. Funny and heart-breaking, Back to the Garden is a love letter to Toronto at a pivotal point in its coming of age - the folk scene in full throttle, disenchantment over Vietnam brewing and social forces pressing for change.
Tightly wound Claire struggles to keep her head above water and avoid a repeat psych admission. Drop-out Paul, with a ham-fisted propensity to blur professional lines, runs the sessions - his own life in perilous freefall. Funny and heart-breaking, Back to the Garden is a love letter to Toronto at a pivotal point in its coming of age - the folk scene in full throttle, disenchantment over Vietnam brewing and social forces pressing for change.