Autographed copies of Jeffrey's books are now available through this website.
"Skillfully told…Round draws readers deep into Dan's physical and psychological worlds, balancing his protagonist's faults with his gifts as an investigator and father."
—Publisher's Weekly
"Round is at the top of his game. The pace of this tale of love, loss, and betrayal never flags…a splendid read."
—Gail Bowen, author of the Joanne Kilbourn series
Writers' Trust of Canada: Dayne Ogilvie Award
Jeffrey is proud to be one of three jurists for this year's award.
Men of the Mean Streets: Gay Noir
Jeffrey's short story appears in this collection of noir fiction.
… to the website for writer and director Jeffrey Round, home of the Bradford Fairfax murder mysteries. Jeffrey’s first two books, A Cage of Bones and The P-town Murders, were listed on AfterElton’s Top 100 Gay Books. His most recent novel is the literary-thriller Lake On The Mountain (Dundurn.) This and all Jeffrey’s titles are available through this website and from good independent bookstores, who need your support now more than ever.
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BOOKENDS
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Here is my Bookends interview with Justine Lewkowic, taped last month at Sleuth of Baker Street, Toronto's crime specialty bookstore. I felt right at home among the thousands of mystery titles and Sherlock Holmes memorabilia. Justine was fun, insightful and probing in her questions, and the occasional curve ball she threw at me, as we discussed my newest book, a literary thriller entitled Lake On The Mountain (Dundurn Press), which takes place jointly in Toronto and Ontario's Prince Edward County. While it's not hard for me to talk about the writing process, I don't often get asked about my personal life in relation to where the work comes from. Like many writers, I tend to disappear behind my writing and my characters, so readers often assume they are one and the same. Not so. In this case, I welcomed the opportunity to be candid on topics that other interviewers might shy away from. Among other things, Justine and I discussed sources of inspiration, anger management therapy, honesty, sex and sexuality, and growing up gay in Sudbury (my hometown.) <
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Proust's Way
A review of Cities of the Plains by Marcel Proust
Herman And His Hermits
An appreciation of the first Boy Band
The Majestic Proust
Proust at the Majestic by Richard Davenport-Hines
