RaveTimes Literary Supplement (UK)A novel of austere contemplation and personal devastation, its narrative driven by moral crisis rather than worldly action ... Wood’s prose lacks any sense of stuffiness or stagnation ... This is not a book of answers. Rather, it is a challenge: about how to be in the world, and how to be alone.
Alexis Wright
RaveTimes Literary Supplement (UK)Not only a satire. It is also an allegory and a tragedy, ambitious in scope and execution, a dirge for all things and beings – people, animals, the past and the future – that have been, and will be, lost ... Mind-altering ... Retaught me how to read.
