?C.P. Boyko's second offering is brilliantly bold. Playful and dire and scholarly all at once, Psychology may well be the most audaciously original collection of Canadian fiction, ever. Mr. Mustard al
With his trademark wit, C. P. Boyko’s latest crop of stories explores power dynamics. An army doctor and an ambulance driver enter a civil war zone for very different reasons, new mothers face callous
"Fans of satirical fiction will love this . . . impeccably researched and unflinchingly intelligent."—National Post"Boyko's style takes some getting used to in these days of sparseness and minimalism,
