I Review Richard’s Burgin’s “Shadow Traffic”
Often, Burgin’s characters miss the meaning of all they’ve undergone, and they’re left with memories of regret and anguish. They’re obsessive, eccentric, sometimes sociopathic. Yet, from the smartest college man to the murderous drunk, from the drug dealer to the harmless but conflicted housebreaker, they’re mired in thought, “grappling with some of the painful riddles of the world.” They worry about money, they try to find love without much success and, of course, they worry about death.
Click the image below to read my October 9, 2011, review in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
You can buy Richard Burgin’s Shadow Traffic at Barnes and Noble.