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» Globe and Mail, review by Margaret Cannon
Margaret Cannon, Globe and Mail, October 30, 2004
All the works are good, and some of the names, such as William Bankier and James Powell, are well known. There's a smart comic piece by Barbara Fradkin, and Italics, by newcome Fabrizio Napoleone, a Hamilton lad who knows his Mafiosi lingo.
The best work, for me, is Hunky, an uncollected work by Hugh Garner. It has the gritty realism of Steinbeck, but it's very Canadian in tone and content. One forgets just how good Garner could be, and this story has him at his best.
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