Surviving Saskatoon #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Saskatchewan '69," David Collier recounts his teenage years in Regina—a place he remembers as quiet and insular—where the sudden murder of a woman shatters the town’s fragile calm. Told with quiet precision and drawn entirely by Collier, this deeply personal story captures the weight of memory and the unsettling shift from ordinary life to something darker, all rendered in his distinctive, evocative style.
From the safety of the present, David Collier looks back on his teenage years in Regina—a place that felt small and quietly rigid—until a murder shatters the town’s calm, pulling him into a world where justice, memory, and truth become tangled in ways he never expected.
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Reprinted in Portraits from Life #[nn] (2001)
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