A deeply affecting and daring novel about small towns, art, and loneliness.“A gorgeous, urgent, nonlinear exploration of loss, belonging, rage, and connection,
Evie of the Deepthorn
announces André Babyn as an unmissable talent.” — Grace O'Connell
What is
?It’s a cult Canadian movie that Kent looks to for inspiration as he struggles to understand the death of his brother. It’s a fantasy novel that Sarah wrestles with as she navigates a traumatic childhood and comes to terms with her failures as an adult. It’s a poem that motivates Reza to go on a pilgrimage from which he will not return unscathed.Shifting and sometimes contradictory,
is about the search for answers — and escape.