Lenore Rowntree, author of See You Later Maybe Never, reviewed Keith Maillard’s In the Defense of Liberty for the BC Review.
The review is titled, “A stacking of visions,” and you can read the full thing here (tldr; it’s raving).
From the review: “The best works of fiction are time machines that take us backwards and forward. They live on because they are not tethered to any one time. We don’t read Bronte to find out about Victorian England; we read to find out about now. In the Defense of Liberty is not only untethered to its era, it is a fine example of a contemporary view from a historical perspective—the seeds we sowed then are the seeds we still sow now. The stacking of visions is powerful.”
Thanks, Lenore!
