is now
posted on The Winnipeg Review website.
I first learned of Norman through his poetry, seeing his verse around in various literary journals and catching him read once at the now (unfortunately) defunct Q Space here in Toronto. I did have some issues with
Emberton, which I lay out in the review. But for those who are looking for off-the-wall comic that turns into straight-up horror by the end, this may be the book for you.
This is also my first time reviewing for
The Winnipeg Review, an online journal that I read often, and one that has published a number of writers I admire, including Jeff Bursey, Nathan Dueck and Jonathan Ball. Anyway, I may end up doing more work for them in the future, and I'll keep y'all posted if I do.
M.
Hi, Mark. Nice review of what sounds like an offbeat novel that offered some difficulties. Good to see we're in the same issue. Thanks for the compliment, too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for that, Jeff.
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