The Canadian Press 1.23.2005
"I don't think it's far-fetched at all," says Montreal-born but Wisconsin-based R.A.R. Clouston. "All you have to do is look back to last November and the election . . . how deeply divided the nation is and how there's very little room for compromise."
The Sheboygan Press 6.24.2004
"The premise of the book is good vs. evil," Clouston said. "My view is that everyone has good and evil inside. How we live our lives depends on which one is dominant."
The Plymouth Review 6.22.2004
His sweeping epic is a story of love and war - the love of a father for two sons; a nation for two freedoms; and of the (second) civil war, that without the intercession of God, would have destroyed them all.