Thank you to Trish Bowering and the BC Review for their excellent review of Alison Acheson’s novel Blue Hours:
“In photography, the “blue hour” is the brief time when the sun hovers just below the horizon, either at sunset or sunrise. The light is an inky dark, indirect. It’s an unstable state, and tricky to capture on film in just the way that you want. Alison Acheson’s debut novel Blue Hours is an invitation to step into this liminal space, where grief transports a father and son into a state of flux.”