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Mavis Gallant’s “A Question of Disposal”

Buried In Print2019-12-03T21:19:41-05:00

In other Mavis Gallant stories, we have met characters whose hold on life is more tenacious than expected. In “The Remission” (1979), for instance. Everyone has made plans with an exit in mind, but nothing goes as expected. And in “The End of the World” (1967), we have a

Mavis Gallant’s “A Question of Disposal”Buried In Print2019-12-03T21:19:41-05:00

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Mavis Gallant’s “The Pegnitz Junction”

Buried In Print2018-05-15T09:41:01-04:00

“'Once there we are almost home. Pegnitz is a junction. Trains go through every few minutes, in all directions. In most directions,' he corrected." Herbert is careful to be exact when he's speaking to his young son, Little Bert, who believes every word his father says. Later when Herbert

Mavis Gallant’s “The Pegnitz Junction”Buried In Print2018-05-15T09:41:01-04:00