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. His fiction and non-fiction have appeared in publications across North America, including The Globe and Mail, The Walrus, This Magazine, Descant, Eye Weekly, Torontoist, Spacing, and The Mississippi Review. He lives in Toronto.©2009 Mark Medley
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