When Becca arrives in Brighton, she's carrying far more than a suitcase. Unemployed, disillusioned, and haunted by disappointment, she's lost confidence in herself and has no idea what comes next. Drawn...

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This article explores Canadian literature through the lens of summer, featuring works by authors like Gail Anderson-Dargatz, Natalie Sue, Linwood Barclay, and Kelly Anderson. Anderson-Dargatz's novel follows Elsie Campbell, who discovers a magical atlas allowing time travel to pivotal moments in her life, forcing her to choose between past regrets and future possibilities. Natalie Sue's comedic take on office life highlights Mona's chaotic adventures after an apartment fire leads her to take in her landlady's dog. Linwood Barclay's thriller delves into family secrets and murder mysteries, while Kelly Anderson's debut novel blends medical experiences with a coastal fairy tale about Annie McLeod's search for identity. The piece also touches on social media's impact on self-perception through Kathryn Jezer-Morton's analysis. Subscription content highlights exclusive articles, puzzles, and virtual events from the National Post. Advertisements and promotional offers for products like sunglasses and fitness trackers are interspersed throughout.

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