Recensione:
Krusoe’s sure and subtle imaginings of such characters yearning, isolated and finally enigmatic place him among the foremost creators of surreal Americana.”
The New York Times Book Review
"Krusoe's surrealistically skewed, oddly affecting novel blurs the borders between life and the afterlife, what's real and what's imagined, to highly entertaining effect. . .A seriously strange, funny and affecting novel about imagining another life while being stuck in this one."
Kirkus Reviews
"Jim Krusoe is the mad scientist, the man behind the curtain . . . Krusoe does something magical with regular words and regular life. His adjectives glow with possibility; the term 'fair-sized brown dog' takes on a sci-fi, suburban backyard glow, like an alien presence with a new language that sounds enough like our own to make us strain to uncover its meaning."
Los Angeles Times
It's a funny, quirky, darkly fascinating tale told with the skill of a wordsmith and the soul of a poet.”
Foreword
A surreal meditation on the afterlife.” Los Angeles Magazine
"Jim Krusoe’s plots are as quirky, charming, and original as his voice, which is saying plenty on both counts. He has the skewed perspective of Picasso, the sad heart of Keats, and the straight-faced mischief of The Outer Limits."
Book Slut
Every page hums with true emotion and genuine humanity.”
The Brooklyn Rail
"Jacobson writes that there should be no distinction between comic and serious novels, even though readers have 'created a false division between laughter and thought.' Over the course of this trilogy, Krusoe has proven that one is accomplice to the other, like a friend who gamely points to some fantastical sight in the distance, then socks you in the jaw."
The Rumpus
Jim Krusoe once again proves himself a master of dialogue, sublime wit, and unforgettable characters in Toward You.”
LargeHeartedBoy
Krusoe has a way with sketching witty vignettes with these desperate characters some goodhearted, others not that makes the reading enjoyable.”
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