Paul Quarrington
One of Canada’s most celebrated writers, Paul Quarrington, died yesterday. Here’s what I wrote about him. I also rounded up remembrances from Canada’s writing community, which can be read on The Afterword.
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Mark Medley writes for the National Post and co-edits the paper's book blog, The Afterword. His work has appeared in publications across North America, including The Globe and Mail, The Walrus, This Magazine, Descant, Eye Weekly, Torontoist, Spacing, Taddle Creek and The Mississippi Review. He lives in Toronto.©2009 Mark Medley
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