Junction

by Elizabeth Brewster

Ariana Vail boards a train at night in a small town, and discovers in the morning that she is going in the wrong direction. Or is she? The story explores the possible responses of a woman who has the chance to live part of her own life over again and also to experience the world of her parents' youth. This is a romance which blends fantasy with realistic details of time and place, an entertainment with serious overtones.

147 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1982

About the author

Elizabeth Winifred Brewster was a Canadian poet, novelist, essayist, and short-story writer. She published over two dozen books, the majority of which are collections of poetry, and received numerous awards for her work. Characterized by her plain-spoken, poignant style, Brewster’s writing has become an important part of Canada’s literary canon.