Seasons Of Discontent

Set in the years 1964-65, Seasons of Discontent is a spirited and captivating sequel to two of the author’s best-known novels, The Bannonbridge Musicians and In Another Life.

I didn’t think there would be a better book than In Another Life, but Seasons of Discontent is as good if not better. EUGENE PETERS, Essayist & Critic

Raymond Fraser is a Canadian literary legend. If every writer wrote with the clarity and gusto Fraser does, more people would still be readers. ALAN TEPPER

The best literary voice to come belling out of the Maritimes in decades. FARLEY MOWAT

A natural story teller whose talent with narrative is second to none in this country. MICHAEL O. NOWLAN, The Daily Gleaner

Reading Fraser’s writing is like listening to the voice of an epoch. He explores the things that made the sixties and seventies so legendary. MICAH O'DONNELL, The Aquinian

A highly original voice that is occasionally sad, sometimes very comic, and nearly always ironic in a gentle rather than a savage way. A real pleasure to read. ALAN DAWE, Vancouver Sun

A New Brunswick literary icon, and one of Canada’s best story tellers. MELISSA WALKER, Park Towers Magazine