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Toronto physican and author Vincent Lam spoke with Susan Johnston about his collection of short stories.
"Vincent Lam crafts sentences that veteran writers will covet. His fresh and stunning talent will satisfy all readers who hunger for powerful stories."
Wayson Choy, author of All that Matters
Bloodletting & Miraculous Cures is a satisfying, engrossing read, partly because of the intrisically fascinating subject matter, but also because of Lam's patient characterizations and understanding of the human heart.
Kevin Chong, National Post, January 21, 2006
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Piece Description
Toronto physican and author Vincent Lam spoke with Susan Johnston about his collection of short stories. "Vincent Lam crafts sentences that veteran writers will covet. His fresh and stunning talent will satisfy all readers who hunger for powerful stories." Wayson Choy, author of All that Matters Bloodletting & Miraculous Cures is a satisfying, engrossing read, partly because of the intrisically fascinating subject matter, but also because of Lam's patient characterizations and understanding of the human heart. Kevin Chong, National Post, January 21, 2006
Broadcast History
Live interview, CKCU FM Ottawa, Canada, February 3, 2006
