Michèle Rackham Hall Fiction was published in 2005

was published in 2005

and on the isolation that accompanies living through a global pandemic

if it is ever to be rescued from the swamp of second-ratedness into which it has descended

was published in 1997

Each essay involves a new and sometimes startling viewpoint

Michèle Rackham Hall Fiction was published in 2005Michle Rackham Hall is a writer and professor whose numerous essays, articles, and reviews have appeared in such publications as English Studies in Canada, The Maple Tree Literary Supplement, Matrix, and The Bull Calf, among others. She completed her PhD in English Literature at McGill University on the intersections between poetry and visual art, and she once worked as a docent at the National Gallery of Canada, where she delivered public lectures on