Winner of the 2016 Prix des Libraires<br><br>Winner of the 2016 Quebecor Prize for the Trois-Rivières Poetry Festival<br><br>Carole David's <i>The Year of My Disappearance</i> is a searing, surreal, darkly comic descent into a woman's psyche. From Governor General's Award winning translator, Donald Winkler, into English, comes this pitiless assault on the author's own torments and pretenses. Present here are figures lodged in her memory: lovers, strangers, her mother, and Bosch-like apparitions out of her dreams and imaginings. Through it all, afierce combat is being waged between immolation and survival. As David has written, 'I gave free range to the lives that dwelt within me.' <i>It's down this road the blind spot sings.</i>