From the foreword:

"I don't want the readers to read Massacre like a story, a fairytale. These are real people and this shit really happened - not a long time ago but recently, even lately.

This is what's happening right here. Right now in Toronto. In Toronto, not in some third world country where people can't afford food or shelter.

In Toronto, the richer (if not richest) city in Canada, young people - my friends and I - slept on hot air vents, had nothing to eat, lived in parks, died in back alleys."

National Library of Canada Cataloguing in Publication Data

No Longer Available

Edition: 1st Canadian ed.
Names: Segal, Natalia,
Publisher: Toronto: Life Rattle Press, c2008
Description: 260 p. : ill., port. ; 21 cm.
Numbers: Canadiana: 20089000498
               ISBN: 978-1-897161-53-0
Classification: LC Class no.: PS8637*
                     LC Call no.: PS8637 E45 T44 2008
                     Dewey: C813/.6 22
Subjects: Street youth--Ontario--Toronto Fiction
              Jeunes de la rue--Ontario--Toronto--Romans, nouvelles, etc