Come to Say Good-Bye deals with the emotional effects of climate change and planetary degradation. Richard Waterman, fifty-two years old and single, an accountant working for an agency of the Canadian government, accepts the challenge of heading up planning for the physical effects of climate change in Canada east of Hudson Bay. But it is the personal effects he finds most challenging: the death of friends; his love for "Madam", a retired singer; and the future of his adopted daughter Gerda.
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Yvonne Wilson has been teacher, editor, and writer. In Canada she has lived and worked in Quebec and British Columbia as well as in her native New Brunswick. She has also lived and worked in Australia and New Zealand. Since leaving the University of New Brunswick Saint John, where she helped establish the Writing Lab, she has given courses for the New Brunswick Consortium of Writers and edited fiction manuscripts for Consortium members. At present she is Acquisitions Editor of DreamCatcher Publishing Inc. in Saint John. She has four novels and many publishable articles. She teaches writing at seminars, and is happiest in that role.
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