Light Lifting
by Alexander MacLeod | 
Dressing Up for the Carnival
by Carol Shields | 
Good Bones
by Margaret Atwood | 
Something I've Been Meaning to Tell You
by Alice Munro | 
Natasha
by David Bezmozgis | 
Bang Crunch
by Neil Smith | 
From The Fifteenth District
by Mavis Gallant | 
Man Descending
by Guy Vanderhaeghe | 
The Moons of Jupiter
by Alice Munro | 
The Progress of Love
by Alice Munro | 
Dance of the Happy Shades
by Alice Munro | 
Good Bones and Simple Murders
by Margaret Atwood | 
Stone Mattress
by Margaret Atwood | 
Open Secrets
by Alice Munro |
Friend of My Youth
by Alice Munro | 
Runaway
by Alice Munro | 
The Love of a Good Woman
by Alice Munro | 
Lives of Girls and Women
by Alice Munro | 
Missed Her
by Ivan E. Coyote | 
As Birds Bring Forth the Sun and Other Stories
by Alistair MacLeod |
Now in paperback, this masterfully crafted story collection by the author of the internationally best-selling novel Mister Sandman is a haunting book that is certain to both disturb and entertain. With a particular focus on obsession and the abnormal, We So Seldom Look On Love explores life at its quirky extremes, pushing past limits of convention into lives that are fantastic and heartbreakingly real. Whether writing about the dilemma of a two-headed man who attempts to expunge his own pain, the shock of a woman who discovers she has married a transsexual, the erotic delusions of a woman who repeatedly exposes her body to an unknown voyeur, or the bizarre predilections of a female necrophile (a story made into the acclaimed motion picture, "Kissed"), Gowdy convinces us with incisive detail, only to disarm us with black humor.