Michael Cox, author of the Meaning of Night, has died of cancer at 60. I've not read his latest and last, The Glass of Time, but I will be sure to savor it.
Thursday, April 02, 2009
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3 comments:
OH MY GOD. I am crushed. I know it's terrible to take on this way, but literally: crushed.
Poor guy. 60 is not very old (for anyone, much less a writing super-talent.)
Yep, it was quite sad.
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