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Sean Michaels
Born in Stirling, Scotland in 1982, Sean Michaels grew up in Ottawa, Canada. Apart from stints in Edinburgh and Kraków, he has lived in Montreal since 2000.
Sean founded the music blog Said the Gramophone in 2003.
Working mainly as a music critic, Sean's non-fiction has been published by McSweeney's, the Guardian, Pitchfork, the Globe & Mail, the Walrus, Reader's Digest, Rolling Stone, the Believer, Paste, the Observer and Brick. He is the recipient of two National Magazine Awards. His short stories have appeared in the anthologies We Are The Friction and The Art of Trespassing.
Sean founded the music blog Said the Gramophone in 2003.
Working mainly as a music critic, Sean's non-fiction has been published by McSweeney's, the Guardian, Pitchfork, the Globe & Mail, the Walrus, Reader's Digest, Rolling Stone, the Believer, Paste, the Observer and Brick. He is the recipient of two National Magazine Awards. His short stories have appeared in the anthologies We Are The Friction and The Art of Trespassing.
Genres: Literary Fiction
Sean Michaels recommends
Camp Zero (2023)
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Nothing the Same, Everything Haunted (2021)
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"A hilarious and life-affirming adventure, equal parts Sound of Music, Blazing Saddles and matzo ball soup. This is Barwin’s tallest and deepest tale yet, a crackers modern Western that meditates (as it moseys) on compassion, kinship and the absurdity of atrocity."
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