Awards

• 2005 – Rogers Writers' Trust Fiction Prize – Shortlisted

Reviews of A Perfect Pledge

Donna Bailey Nurse, Globe and Mail, 13 August 2005

"In the end, we can't remember the precise moment we stopped rolling our eyes and began wiping them."

Nicholas Dinka, Quill & Quire, September 2005

"A Perfect Pledge isn't a bad book, but it demands a lot of patience from a reader."

Marjorie Kehe, The Christian Science Monitor, 11 October 2005

"There is humor and there is writerly skill aplenty but in the end it is not enough."

Ron Charles, The Washington Post, 6 November 2005

"Imagine Don Quixote staying home in Trinidad, and you've got something like the wandering, witty, ultimately devastating story that Rabindranath Maharaj tells in A Perfect Pledge."

Deborah Adams, Curled Up With A Good Book, 2007

"Wildly entertaining, sweetly poignant and deftly structured"

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Added 02 October 2011.
Updated 05 September 2013.