Description
Jerry King tries to be as inept as possible in his role as a professor, but his inability to get anything done only makes him more appealing to his higher-ups.
About the author
David Arnason was born in Gimli, Manitoba, in 1940. He has a Master’s Degree from the University of Manitoba and a PhD from the University of New Brunswick. He divides his time between Winnipeg, where he teaches Canadian literature and creative writing at the University of Manitoba, and Gimli, where he does most of his writing. He has also taught Canadian literature and creative writing in Tasmania, Trier, and Strasbourg.His works include two collections of poetry, Marsh Burning and Skrag, and four collections of short stories: Fifty Stories and a Piece of Advice, The Circus Performer’s Bar, The Happiest Man in the World, and The Pagan Wall.
Other titles by
Marshburning
The Best of All Possible Worlds
There Can Never be Enough
New and Selected Stories of David Arnason
Baldur's Song
A Saga
Wild Animals I Have Known
Imagined City, The
A Literary History of Winnipeg
Demon Lover, The
Dragon and the Dry Goods Princess
If Pigs Could Fly
New Icelanders
A North American Community