June-July 2017, issue no. 392
Shannon Burns

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

Published in May 2017, no. 391
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Shannon Burns reviews 'Autumn' by Ali Smith

Published in January–February 2017, no. 388
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Shannon Burns reviews 'The Life of D.H. Lawrence' by Andrew Harrison

Published in December 2016, no. 387
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Shannon Burns reviews 'Dying in the First Person' by Nike Sulway

Published in September 2016, no. 384
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Shannon Burns reviews 'Something for the Pain' by Gerald Murnane

Published in October 2015, no. 375
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ABR Patrons’ Fellowship: 'The scientist of his own experience: A Profile of Gerald Murnane' by Shannon Burns

Published in August 2015, no. 373
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Coetzee Colloquium

Published in December 2014, no. 367
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'Three Stories' by J.M. Coetzee

Published in November 2014, no. 366
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Veiled epiphanies

Published in August 2014 no. 363
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An extended look at Franz Kafka

Published in April 2014 no. 360
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