Nothing Will Be Different

A youthful, funny coming-of-age memoir about mortality, adulthood, and learning how to live after your twenties Author is a Mi’kmaw writer, poet, theatre critic, philosopher, and Montreal partier who receives a false breast cancer diagnosis at the same time she breaks up with her partner and her sister has a new baby Written as a memoir in essays, similar to Happy Hour by Marlowe Granados or Heart Berries by Terese Marie Mailhot