The Theory of Light at Midnight - Tapa blanda

"A deftly crafted and compelling read from beginning to end . . . destined to become a literary classic." --Margaret Lane, Midwest Book Review "The Theory of Light at Midnight brings Ukrainetz back into the world of Canadian fiction . . . Ukrainetz deftly steps outside of time and linear structure . . . conveying a strong sense of Magda's central struggle." --David Burgess McGregor, The Winnipeg Review

Twenty years after a horrific captivity, Magda's perfect life begins to crumble. Helpless to the resurgence of memory, she collapses inward. Through a haze of desire frighteningly evocative of the attack, she desperately attempts to fit together the bits and pieces of self, which existed before and after. The Theory of Light at Midnight is the story of the disintegration of personality, and one woman's attempt to reconstruct integrity with the truth of brutality intact.