Remembering Leonard Cohen and the Flat Earth Society

"When The Earth Was Flat" is a wonderfully entertaining book, the work of a gifted and accomplished author, and reading it is the next best thing to a voyage of discovery, a ride on a runaway train, the thrill of a roller coaster, and a front row seat in the theatre of the absurd. This insightful, powerful, and comedic writer has been called "the best literary voice to come belling out of the Maritimes in decades" by Farley Mowat, and the book has been described as superb and remarkable by others. A New Brunswick literary icon and one of Canada's best storytellers, Raymond Fraser has captured the curiosity of readers with his captivating tales about Leonard Cohen, Alden Nowlan, the Flat Earth Society, the King James monarchy hoax, and the Montreal Story Tellers.

According to Melissa Walker of Park Towers Magazine, if you've ever been amused by Alden Nowlan's work, or by the Flat Earth Society, or if you've ever wondered what Leonard Cohen was like before he became an international sensation, or if you've ever had dreams of grandeur, or wrestled with the lure of alcohol as a soother of nerves and restorative elixir, you won't be sorry you picked up "When The Earth Was Flat". The book not only provides a terrific read but also offers highly amusing and very informative content, serving as a valuable record of a time and place that is familiar to many of us.

Raymond Fraser's work has left a powerful impact, with praise for his storytelling abilities coming from notable figures like Hilary Prince of The Guardian and John Moss, FRSC. It is no surprise that "When The Earth Was Flat" has resonated widely, firmly establishing its author as a literary force and a must-read for those with an interest in unique and captivating storytelling.

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