Dead Flowers Alex Leslie Derik’s babysitter

Derik’s babysitter

Lam shows how childhood is often more a benefit to the parental observers than to the children

Spencer Gordon's debut smoulders with explosive contradiction⁠—with a charismatic voice that rewires what we could ask for in a collection

An admirable task

Dead Flowers Alex Leslie Derik’s babysitterDescription An anonymous writer stays up late into the night penning personal and inappropriate letters to a local public official. A new father and cook at a Montreal caf chronicles the tyrannical rise of a new manager. An eccentric young student, in trying to carve out a space for herself, deals an existential blow to her roommate. Dead Flowers is a collection of stories featuring characters who have become estranged from the trajectory of their