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|title=Wallflowers

|author=Eliza Robertson

|publisher=Bloomsbury

|date=January 2015

|summary=A debut collection of 17 virtuosic short stories from a 27-year-old Canadian. Themes of moving on from loss and finding love amidst gentle madness play out over images of the natural world. Many of the stories are set on the edge of North American wilderness.

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Eliza Robertson won the Man Booker Scholarship and Curtis Brown Prize while completing her MA in Creative Writing at the University of East Anglia. ''Wallflowers'' is already a bestseller in Robertson's native Canada. There is quite some variety across the seventeen stories. Broadly speaking, though, there are a few themes: moving on from loss, finding love in the midst of gentle madness, and interactions with the natural world, often on the edge of Canada's British Columbia wilderness.