A Story About a Book About Love Letters

In The Star Phoenix newspaper (in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan) earlier this week, reporter Stephanie McKay writes about a new book, "Where the Nights are Twice as Long: Love Letters of Canadian Poets." In her story, McKay writes, "The love letter is not dead, just different, a new book proves."

"Where the Nights are Twice as Long," published by Goose Lane Editions and edited by David Eso and Jeanette Lyne, the book includes letters from as far back as 1883 and as recent as 2014.

The book also has an accompanying blog, 

Read McKay's article by clicking here.