We Had Years

“Like Cheever or Munro, Russell Wangersky delves stealthily into disquieting corners of the domestic sphere.”—Globe and Mail

A man mourning his only friend contends with his guilt over an unspoken transgression. A member of a concrete crew compares his own friendships with his ex-girlfriend’s. An elderly woman in a care home struggles to recover speech after a stroke—and to explain her unsettled feelings about another resident. A young renter contemplates the lives of her homeowner neighbour...