From childhood scenes in Deep Creek to the restless migrations across Canada, A Dream of Sulphur explores the relationship between memory, language, and geography. As a grandmother battles memory loss, a Hungarian is exiled to Canada, the Tofino fishing industry collapses, or August fire in the Shuswap prompts the largest evacuation in B. C. history, the crucible image of a Libby's bean can captures the central theme of flux and the inevitable recasting of home. | A Dream of Sulphur by Aurian Haller, Paperback | Indigo Chapters