JERROD EDSON

Canadian Author

Thursday, August 23, 2007

Charlie and Prin in conversation

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"Do you see, Charles? Do you see what I mean? God gave us religion and we made that dirty too. We make everything dirty. It’s all dirty...

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"The most essential gift for a good writer is a built-in, shockproof, shit detector. This is the writer's radar and all great writ...
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Tuesday, August 21, 2007

The Goon 2009?

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I've just finished the first draft of a new novel I'm calling The Goon... Now comes the fun part of rewriting it a hundred times or...
Thursday, July 19, 2007

The Eden Mills Writers' Festival

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I will be reading from my new novel, A Place of Pretty Flowers , at the Eden Mills Writers' Festival, Sunday September 9, 2007. ...
Wednesday, July 18, 2007

Engaging the Word

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A radio interview I did while promoting The Dirty Milkman ... Covered and Bound "Engaging the Word" (2006)

Dear Mr. Richler...

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In 1999, out of frustration I wrote Mordecai Richler and asked if before he got published did he ever feel as though he was doing it all for...

My Influences

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The biggest influence on my writing is Ernest Hemingway. I think his simple style is the best way to do it. Other writers who have influen...

The Dirty Milkman reviewed in "The New Brunswick Reader"

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(A few bits taken from the NB Reader, jan. 16, 2006...) Reader - Books As published on page 16 on January 21, 2006 Review by E.E. Cra...
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The Dirty Milkman reviewed in "The PEI Guardian"

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(A few bits from the PEI Guardian, jan.6th, 2006...) The Guardian (Charlottetown) Friday, January 6, 2006 Page: C3 Section: Entertain...

The Dirty Milkman reviewed in Ottawa Xpress

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December 15th, 2005 Year in Review - Books Avoid the awards by Matthew Firth A best books of 2005 mantra Hey you in the laundro...

The Dirty Milkman reviewed in "The Danforth Review"

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Reviewed by Paul Duder The back-cover blurbiage for Jerrod Edson’s second novel, The Dirty Milkman, promises a bracing stroll do...

The Dirty Milkman (2005)

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Back cover blurb: Most Canadian writing has to do with the concerns of the middle class. Jerrod Edson isn’t like that at all. Charlie Whit...
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