 [ Large Image ] | Anton Chekhov was Never in Charlottetown JJ Steinfeld 2000 / Short Fiction / $18.95 9781894031288 / Trade paper / 216 pp Insignificant events often acquire an emblematic quality as we struggle with the past, attempting to establish a workable understanding of what it means to be human in a modern context. In his fiction, J. J. Steinfeld details life’s tragic, often absurd moments in a voice that is at once compassionate and unsentimental. These twenty new stories expand the Steinfeld canon to nine collections of fiction, including one novel, Our Hero in the Cradle of Confederation, and the award-winning short-story collection Dancing at the Club Holocaust. To purchase this title: Add it to your cart Review: “For Steinfeld, comedy is no anesthetic; rather, it sharpens the delirium of pain. These 20 stories attest to the Dadaist courage of a writer who insists on throwing honour in front of every laughing face.” George Elliott Clarke, Halifax Sunday Herald There is also a special edition of the book: 9781894031271 | Other Books by this Author |  | Would You Hide Me? JJ Steinfeld 2003 / Short Fiction / $25.95 CAN 9781894031684 / Trade paper / 176 pp |  | Anton Chekhov was Never in Charlottetown JJ Steinfeld 2000 / Short Fiction / $49.95 CAN 9781894031271 / Fine / 216 pp |  | Should the Word Hell be Capitalized? JJ Steinfeld 1999 / Short Fiction / $14.95 CAN 9781894031127 / Trade paper / 216 pp |
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