"Fast-paced, zany and knowledgeable -- bursting with humour and wit."
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The Toronto Star "Quarrington has the reader straining to hear the chords, anticipating the concert, cheering for Des to complete his lonely suite."
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Maclean's "A poignant portrait... Quarrington is a wild, original, thoroughly Canadian, surprisingly mature national treasure."
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Edmonton Journal "Exceptionally inventive...Entertainingly written...Quarrington has a ribald, animated prose style all his own."
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The New York Times Book Review "The best novel written about rock 'n 'roll."
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Penthouse
The author of eight novels, Paul Quarrington is also a musician, an award-winning screenwriter, a filmmaker, a playwright and an acclaimed non-fiction writer. He won the Governor General's Award for Fiction for Whale Music in 1989 and the Stephen Leacock Medal the year before for King Leary.