Oslo in April – A Review
[image error]You know I don't do book reviews on my blog too often unless a book really touches me. This is not from an LGBT author, but it is a book that I read every year, usually around Christmas. But this year I got busy and didn't pick it up until last week.
Oslo was introduced to me by a friend some years back, and oddly he said the same, it is one he picks up and reads at least once a year. There aren't too many books that do that for me which aren't some type of Buddhist text, but this is one of those rare ones.
Oslo is well written, and a simple story about fictional musicians in the Oslo Symphony. It's poignant, emotional and has a subtle undertone that really speaks, which may be why it draws me back to it again and again. Add in that I am a big music fan and the draw for me becomes that much stronger.
I highly recommend it. To my knowledge Oslo in April is only available here. (Dr. Slade is much like me, all that internet stuff…bah! 
Title: Oslo in April
Author: John Slade
Publisher and/or Distributor: Woodgate International
Pages: 197
ISBN: 1-893617-11-4
Price: $12.95
Publishing Date: 2004
