# Martin Sloane

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{{short description|2001 novel by Michael Redhill}}
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| author        = [Michael Redhill](/source/Michael_Redhill)
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| country       = Canada
| language      = English
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| publisher     = [Doubleday Canada](/source/Doubleday_Canada)
| release_date  = 2001
| media_type    = Print
| pages         = 288
| isbn          = 978-0385259873
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'''''Martin Sloane''''' is Canadian author [Michael Redhill](/source/Michael_Redhill)'s first novel, published in 2001 by Doubleday Canada.<ref>[Noah Richler](/source/Noah_Richler), "An author who takes time, not money: Ten years on, Michael Redhill is a debut novelist". ''[National Post](/source/National_Post)'', April 9, 2001.</ref> The novel explores the disappearance of Martin Sloane, a reclusive [collage artist](/source/collage_artist) from [Toronto](/source/Toronto), through the eyes of Jolene, a young woman from [Bloomington](/source/Bloomington%2C_Indiana), [Indiana](/source/Indiana) with whom he had a longstanding casual romantic relationship.<ref>"Art and life collide in explosive debut". ''[The Globe and Mail](/source/The_Globe_and_Mail)'', April 28, 2001.</ref>

The novel was a shortlisted nominee for the 2001 [Giller Prize](/source/Giller_Prize),<ref>"Giller short list features three new novelists". ''[Kamloops Daily News](/source/Kamloops_Daily_News)'', October 5, 2001.</ref> and won the [Books in Canada First Novel Award](/source/Amazon.ca_First_Novel_Award) in 2002.<ref>"Michael Redhill picks up first-novel honours". ''[Edmonton Journal](/source/Edmonton_Journal)'', October 2, 2002.</ref>

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