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Somewhere in Northern Wisconsin, in a small town that's barely a rest stop on the way to Canada, Jude and Sydney are falling in love. Forty miles east, Brooks and Nevaeh are trying not to know each other, and further south, Ben and Stevie are wondering if they'd be better off if they never had. Gwyn's brother, Joey, just adopted a baby girl; Dylan's brother, Ellis, just got engaged to Gwyn; John's trying to figure out if his son, Kyle, has a crush on Dylan; and Dylan is trying to locate Tracy Schraeder, who's missing her package.
In a series of interwoven short stories, Canine explores themes of grief, love, identity, belonging, and what it means to be queer in the Midwest. This is a book about dog-fighting rings, about a killer jackalope, about staring a deer in the eyes, about the ending of Charles Dickens' A Tale Of Two Cities, packages delivered to ghosts, a sundial shaped like a lady's leg, and, perhaps most of all, true blue magic, and a leg in the ground.
Somewhere in Northern Wisconsin, in a small town that's barely a rest stop on the way to Canada, Jude and Sydney are falling in love. Forty miles east, Brooks and Nevaeh are trying not to know each other, and further south, Ben and Stevie are wondering if they'd be better off if they never had. Gwyn's brother, Joey, just adopted a baby girl; Dylan's brother, Ellis, just got engaged to Gwyn; John's trying to figure out if his son, Kyle, has a crush on Dylan; and Dylan is trying to locate Tracy Schraeder, who's missing her package.
In a series of interwoven short stories, Canine explores themes of grief, love, identity, belonging, and what it means to be queer in the Midwest. This is a book about dog-fighting rings, about a killer jackalope, about staring a deer in the eyes, about the ending of Charles Dickens' A Tale Of Two Cities, packages delivered to ghosts, a sundial shaped like a lady's leg, and, perhaps most of all, true blue magic, and a leg in the ground.
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