Shannon Burns

Shannon Burns is a freelance writer and member of the J.M. Coetzee Centre for Creative Practice. He is a former ABR Patrons' Fellow, and has published short fiction, poetry, and academic articles.

Shannon Burns reviews 'The Rapids: Ways of looking at mania' by Sam Twyford-Moore

Published in August 2018, no. 403

Shannon Burns reviews 'Relatively Famous' by Roger Averill

Published in May 2018, no. 401

Shannon Burns reviews 'The Last Days of Jeanne d’Arc' by Ali Alizadeh

Published in October 2017, no. 395

Shannon Burns reviews 'The Town' by Shaun Prescott

Published in September 2017, no. 394

Shannon Burns reviews 'The Lost Pages' by Marija Peričić

Published in August 2017, no. 393

Shannon Burns reviews 'Edge of Irony: Modernism in the shadow of the Habsburg Empire' by Marjorie Perloff

Published in May 2017, no. 391

Shannon Burns reviews 'Autumn' by Ali Smith

Published in January–February 2017, no. 388

Shannon Burns reviews 'The Life of D.H. Lawrence' by Andrew Harrison

Published in December 2016, no. 387

Shannon Burns reviews 'Dying in the First Person' by Nike Sulway

Published in September 2016, no. 384

Shannon Burns reviews 'Something for the Pain' by Gerald Murnane

Published in October 2015, no. 375

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