Updated Columbus page and reviews, and MG Creative
January 9, 2010
Hey, did I mention the FABULOUS update Mr. Michael Gravel — web designer and Director of MG Creative did on the “Waiting for Columbus” page?. He designed this whole site, which I love!!! Anyway, you can see the four “known” covers of Columbus, and there are some pretty nice new review excerpts there, one of them from New Trail (the U of Alberta Alumni magazine):
“…Trofimuk’s novel has more of a political bent, drawing deft parallels between past and present: the Spanish Inquisition and the War on Terror, the New World Order (post 9-11), and the mapping of the unknown seas and the unknown self. Trofimuk delves even deeper into the uncharted waters of the mind, asking the reader to judge which is ultimately more important: the truth of the teller or the truth of the tale. It’s a tribute to the talents of the teller of this tale that the story of the delusional Columbus is so compelling that, like Consuela, the reader will fall hopelessly in love with him and wish to join him in his fantasy forever. Unfortunately novels, like fantasies, must end, and the ending of this story will amaze you, proving that the heart and the mind are still terra incognita.”
You are just one click away…Over there on the right hand side of the page…just click on the nearest “Waiting for Columbus” book cover and you’re in….
1 Comment
1. Mike Gravel had this to say: Jan 10, 2010 ~ 22:36 ~ #
Thanks for the link and the kind words. And man, the book has received smashing reviews. This may sound lame, but I’m proud of you. And very pleased by the success of this – your love, lifework.