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edition:Paperback
also available: eBook
category: Fiction
published: Oct 2008
ISBN:9780978218553
publisher: Invisible Publishing

Fear of Fighting

by Stacey May Fowles, illustrated by Marlena Zuber

tagged: urban life
Description

Combining Stacey May Fowles’s humorous, biting prose with Marlena Zuber’s whimsical and raw illustrations, Fear of Fighting searches for meaning in the mundane. Set in the lonely, urban landscape of downtown Toronto, the story revolves around Marnie, a broken-hearted young woman fighting to find something more.

About the Authors

Stacey May Fowles

STACEY MAY FOWLES is an award-winning journalist, essayist, and author. Her bylines include the The Globe and Mail, The National Post, Reader's Digest, Toronto Life, The Walrus, BuzzFeed, Vice, Hazlitt, Quill and Quire, and others. Her books include Good Mom on Paper: Writers on Creativity and Motherhood, and Baseball Life Advice, which was a national bestseller and was selected by The Globe and Mail and Maisonneuve as a best book of the year. A former columnist at the The Globe and Mail, she currently writes the Book Therapy column for Open Book Ontario. Fowles lives in Toronto with her husband and daughter.


Marlena Zuber is a freelance illustrator and artist. She graduated from the Ontario College of Art and Design and her illustrations have appeared in various publications including the Washington Post, the Boston Globe, the Chicago Tribune, BUST Magazine and Print Magazine.

Contributor Notes

Stacey May Fowles's written work has been published in various online and print magazines, including Kiss Machine, Girlistic, the Absinthe Literary Review, and subTERRAIN. Her first novel, Be Good, was published with Tightrope Books. She currently lives in Toronto and is the publisher of Shameless Magazine. Marlena Zuber is a freelance illustrator and artist. She graduated from the Ontario College of Art and Design and her illustrations have appeared in various publications including the Washington Post, the Boston Globe, the Chicago Tribune, BUST Magazine and Print Magazine.

Editorial Review

"... We have all wallowed in self-pity following the failure of a relationship, and Fowles captures those months of obsession and regret with power and insight." - Sarah Steinberg Quill and Quire

"Stacey May Fowles evokes Lives of Girls and Women in a text that is often sweetly sad, but not sorry." - Mariko Tamaki, co-creator of Skim

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