In sleuthing style, Shrier’s astute Toronto PI, Jonah Geller, is more European than American, more a Kurt Wallander than someone along Harry Bosch lines. Geller is expert and dogged in doing the legwork, interviewing the witnesses and linking the clues. When he draws his gun, the violence seems an aberration for a decent guy like Jonah. [...]
From a Toronto Star series on Lake Ontario called H2Ontario On the waterfront: The Star took this photo for an essay it commissioned on Lake Ontario. I spent the first half of my life in Montreal, an island city defined by the river that flows around it. Wherever you travelled, there were dark waters [...]
Howard Shrier is a two-time winner of the Arthur Ellis Award, Canada’s highest prize for crime fiction. The author of the acclaimed Jonah Geller series and other works, he publishes new stories and helps emerging authors finish their books, all on this site.
