Funny in a light-hearted, satirical way, Joe Campbell’s essays do not miss any of his social targets. From the multiculturality of chicken to the literary quality legislation, Campbell gleefully slides from one idea to another. Though his subjects are as Canadian as a boy’s dream to play in the NHL, or as universal as music, he always writes with a gently urbane edge showing the potential pitfalls and hilarity of clichéd dreams and ritualized customs.
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Jazz musician and writer, Joe Campbell got hooked on humour in high school and has had his essays published in "Stitches, the Journal of Medical Humour", "Gilbert", the "Toronto Sun", the "Calgary Herald", and "The Globe & Mail". He lives in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan.
Don Kerr is the author of five books of poetry, seven plays, a short fiction collection, a teen fiction novel, and non-fiction books on politics and the history of the city of Saskatoon. He served on the Saskatoon Public Library Board for 11 years, and as chair for five of those years. He was the first chair of the Saskatoon Heritage Society and the first chair of the Saskatoon Municipal Heritage Committee. He is currently the elected Saskatchewan governor for the Heritage Canada Foundation.
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