Reviews

"Willy Willy is an unorthodox and compelling novel about love, transformation, and grief, set in the early 1970s. Willy Willy is driven by exceptional dialogue and a genuine poetic sensibility, with plenty of gems for a careful reader." "And let's not forget funny... Readers will find it a challenging, thought-provoking story."... "There's a shaggy-dog quality to (it), though there's something inherently engaging about the fish-out-of-water premise...The flow of the prose with its almost poetic phrasing and ebbs was something I really enjoyed.""Willy-Willy comes through with plenty of gems for a careful reader to find and plenty more for repeat readings. All in all, it is a rewarding read meant for the reader that is looking for something deeper than fleeting entertainment." - Robert Thompson"Willy-Willy is thoughtful, evocative, and wistful, at times gut-wrenching and at others quite humorous. It is a book for the cynics and the romantic alike." - Zoe Wright"The writing immerses the reader in a jumble of possibilities and ever-moving edges that is Willy's life. Hang on, fasten seatbelts, and keep your hands inside of the ride.... Willy-Willy is here!" - Mary Mitchell Lundeen"The flow of the prose with its almost poetic phrasing and ebbs was something I really enjoyed. It reminded me a lot of the style of one of my favorite Aboriginal Australian writers, Ali Cobby- Eckermann. I become immersed in the beauty and texture and taste of the words right through all the stages of this remarkable tale."... "Words to describe this read. Brilliant. Delightful but at the same time disturbing."- Judy Williams