The Organist

"A keenly observed, often elegant accounting of the transformative power of art and the limits of knowing others, even—or perhaps especially—those we feel we should know best." ~Toronto Star

"[A] remarkably transparent record of a writer’s lifelong efforts to understand and love his male parent." ~Literary Review of Canada

"A fascinating and often beautiful portrait of the fragile psyche of a talented musician." ~BBC Music Magazine

"The Organist’s intimate scale and unstinting, probing honesty give it what should prove to be…lasting appeal." ~Maclean’s

"[A] master class in the delicate art of writing about family." ~Montreal Gazette