224pp., paperback, Cape Town, 2023

"Dawn Garisch journeys into the oddities of the human heart with a sharp eye and an edge of dark humour in this new collection. Her stories are vital and particular, her characters almost disturbingly human in their struggles – ageing, lust, loss, alienation – and their flawed relationships with each other and the world. Finely crafted, inventive, and satisfyingly twisty, these stories are a pleasure to read." Kate Sidley

Author and medical doctor Dawn Garisch is a founding member of the Life Righting Collective, running writing courses. She is the author of seven novels, including Trespass, Accident and Breaking Milk; Difficult Gifts, a collection of poems, and the memoir, Dance with Suitcase. In 2011 she won the Sol Plaatje European Union Poetry Award for her poem, "Miracle".

WHAT REMAINS, stories

: Garisch (D.)

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