Sean McCann
Biography
Sean McCann has served as professor of English at Wesleyan University, and wrote Gumshoe America.
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Fiction
“Even better than Unpardonable Sins, Prodigal Sons takes readers on a twisting journey through some of the darker recesses of Mennonite community. David Saul Bergman’s hero, minister John Reimer, is a compelling protagonist—a good man struggling to move beyond the sorrows of his past and to make sense of a world where the claims of faith do battle with, and sometimes conceal, crude desires and bitter resentments. Full of vivid characters, insidious plots, and witty dialogue, Prodigal Sons is a briskly entertaining story and a rich exploration of the trials of family, community, and spiritual belief. A terrific spin on the noir tradition!”
Fiction
“‘The hand of a farmer crushing the hand of a lawyer’! Perfect! I loved Unpardonable Sins! It is a classic form now, and David Saul Bergman pulled it off beautifully and brought it some new life, too.”
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