The second novel by Scotiabank Giller Prize finalist Michelle Winters teems with hot towel shaves and the steady thrum of female rage. Spurred by adolescent trauma, Louise adopts a life of hardcore punk violence until she stumbles into a job at a mysterious men’s hair salon, where her unique relationship with her clientele shows her a more perfect world―or so it seems. When that world is overturned, she flees to a marina on the East Coast, where she lives free from reminders of her past―except the duffle-bagged ones she jettisons nightly in a forsaken cove. But on the day of the Tragically Hip’s 2016 farewell performance in Kingston, a man surfaces from the Bay of Fundy, rousing long-dormant urges and giving Louise an unexpected the chance to make things right. Funny, warm, and filled with dread,  Hair for Men  is a subversive exploration of gender, forgiveness, and chucking convention.