Deborah Willis, Vanishing and Other Stories (Harper Perennial) 288 p. Review by Tobias Carroll Vanishing and Other Stories, Deborah Willis’s first work of fiction, is a collection of precise observations, showcasing particular groups under some sort of duress. Set largely in Canada, Willis breaks down families and friends; separates lovers from lovers and parents from children; and tells the stories of what happens next. Observed in here are minor details and major traumas, with particular attention paid to her characters’ […]