The Confabulist - Brossura

Praise for The Confabulist
"A beautifully wrought novel about the grip of illusion and the way we tell ourselves stories to seek redemption, or forgiveness at the very least." --"The Washington Post"
"Galloway's story has a big trick up its sleeve, but his talent is no illusion." --"More"
"Fabulous . . . A page-turner you'll want to read twice." --"Reader's Digest"
"A brilliant novel, and one that virtually demands multiple readings to pick up all the subtleties (especially concerning the end of the book, and enough said about that)." --"Booklist "(starred review)

Praise for The Confabulist
"A beautifully wrought novel about the grip of illusion and the way we tell ourselves stories to seek redemption, or forgiveness at the very least." --"The Washington Post"
"Galloway's story has a big trick up its sleeve, but his talent is no illusion." --"More"
"Fabulous . . . A page-turner you'll want to read twice." --"Reader's Digest"
"A brilliant novel, and one that virtually demands multiple readings to pick up all the subtleties (especially concerning the end of the book, and enough said about that)." --"Booklist "(starred review)

Praise for The Confabulist
A beautifully wrought novel about the grip of illusion and the way we tell ourselves stories to seek redemption, or forgiveness at the very least. "The Washington Post"
Galloway s story has a big trick up its sleeve, but his talent is no illusion. "More"
Fabulous . . . A page-turner you ll want to read twice. "Reader s Digest"
A brilliant novel, and one that virtually demands multiple readings to pick up all the subtleties (especially concerning the end of the book, and enough said about that). "Booklist "(starred review)" --Booklist

A beautifully wrought novel about the grip of illusion and the way we tell ourselves stories to seek redemption, or forgiveness at the very least. The Washington Post
Galloway s story has a big trick up its sleeve, but his talent is no illusion. More
Fabulous . . . A page-turner you ll want to read twice. Reader s Digest
A brilliant novel, and one that virtually demands multiple readings to pick up all the subtleties (especially concerning the end of the book, and enough said about that). Booklist (starred review)" --Reader s Digest

Steven Galloway lives in British Columbia and teaches creative writing at the University of British Columbia. He is the author of The Cellist of Sarajevo.