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These Days Are Numbered

Diary of a High-Rise Lockdown

Rebecca Rosenblum
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Pages
384
Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
Dundurn Press

About

The diary of a woman longing for community in a crowded downtown in pandemic times, when casual intimacies are forbidden.



Novelist Rebecca Rosenblum lives in St. James Town, Toronto - the most densely populated square kilometre in all of Canada. When the Covid-19 pandemic and ensuing lockdowns arrive, she's cut off from colleagues, friends, and family, and not allowed to go near neighbours. As the world constricts, Rebecca keeps a weird and worried diary online - a love letter both to the outside world that she misses so desperately, and the little world inside St. James Town that she can see from home.



As Rebecca watches and wonders from inside her box in the sky, her diary entries mix an account of a tough time in a tough place with joyful goofiness and moments of unexpected compassion.

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