“The crowning glory of What Disturbs Our Blood is the writing. James FitzGerald has a thorough, solid command of the language, and his use of words, phrases and references reveal a man who is not only extremely well read, but who has intelligently processed and digested what he has read, and knows exactly where to apply it in the service of conveying his own subject matter. He has a beautifully fluid and entrancing style of writing that is worthy of the book’s significant message; a unique voice, erudite and plainly conversational at once. One of the very best works of Canadian non-fiction it has ever been my pleasure to read. Bravo!”

Jeff Kelland, author of Grace Ungiven, St. John’s, Newfoundland