| "Unique... a probing psychological
study of man's search for identity... genuinely fascinating."
-- Bestsellers
"A quizzical tale of betrayal in
South Africa and Europe... very smooth and occasionally funny....
Moore is without doubt a real writer and one to watch."
-- Publisher's Weekly
"One at a time Burlock brings out
transparent pictures of his life, then, appallingly, he twists
them around, changes the order. When he is done we know more
of the impermanence of vision and the changeable rules of
life... imaginative."
-- Library Journal
"This is a complex, moody, rewarding
novel."
-- Chicago Sun Times
"Unquestionably, Christopher Moore
can write. He has an easy, elegant style with plenty of wit
and pinache."
-- The Toronto Globe
and Mai
"Moore is a marvellous and intentive
writer who is able to combine literary merit with good old
genre fiction. This is a unique and beautiful and beautifully
written book."
-- Georgia Straight
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