Amy Benson

Exploring the fault lines of adult nostalgia and desire, this work of creative nonfiction-a Bakeless Prize winner-re-creates the achingly intense adolescent summer days that Amy Benson and the sparkling-eyed boy spent together on the shores of the remote St. Mary's River of Michigan's Upper Peninsula. For her, summers meant returning from her home in Detroit to a three-month idyll on much-loved family land, owned for generations, and to a heady culture...

A sister seeks to understand how her older brother and hero, was also the hitman who attacked Nancy Kerrigan in 1994.