Stephanie Glazier Archives

August 3, 2015 3 min read

The plot centers on an orphaned child from a war torn Eastern European country, and how her life captivates and unsettles a group of western artists Read More

‘One Hundred Days of Rain’ by Carellin Brooks

Stephanie Glazier

Fiction Reviews

April 30, 2015 2 min read

In Carellin Brooks’ One Hundred Days of Rain, we meet a woman going through a divorce with a small son in Vancouver. Rain serves as a kind of co-narrator to the book; it’s both character and metaphor Read More

‘Carry the Sky’ by Kate Gray

Stephanie Glazier

Fiction Reviews

January 4, 2015 2 min read

Kate Gray has written a stunning book, a blazingly necessary work of fiction for a wounded world. Read More

‘Spheres of Disturbance’ by Amy Schutzer

Stephanie Glazier

Fiction Reviews

November 9, 2014 2 min read

"[Spheres of Disturbance] disturbs our ideas about the end of our lives, about how death goes—it invites us to ask ourselves what we want, for our lives and our deaths." Read More