Exhibit

Discover the gripping tale of Exhibit by Paul Zits, a thought-provoking exploration of justice and family dynamics. Set against the backdrop of a 1926 murder trial, the story follows Margaret McPhail as she stands accused of killing her brother, Alex. Throughout the trial, she steadfastly maintains her innocence, leading readers on a suspenseful journey through the intricacies of the legal system.

More than just a poetic retelling, Exhibit intricately weaves the complexities of brother-sister relationships into a narrative filled with both grotesque and stunning moments. With 136 pages published by University of Calgary Press in 2019, this American literature piece from Canada invites readers to delve deep into the missteps that lead to a verdict. Experience the haunting beauty of Zits' writing as he captures the essence of this tragic tale.