Snowmen, our 2010 winning novel by Mark Sedore, has received a glowing review in The Globe and Mail. Brett Alexander Savory says that Sedore “doesn’t waste words, yet brilliantly manages to convey the bitter, antagonistic relationship between brothers Charlie and Larry,” and weaves the elements of the book “easily and with precision.” On crafting such a complicated book in such a short time frame, Savory says:
“A lesser writer would have taken twice these 170 pages to tell the same story with as much resonance. Through his sparse, economical writing and keen ear for believable dialogue, Sedore unerringly pulls the reader in, making us care about the three main players in the book. We care deeply what happens to them all – even Larry, despite his vindictiveness. Or maybe because of it.”
Read the whole review here, or buy the book and find out for yourself!