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‘A writer of bold imagination and verve’

Lauren Beukes

‘Savage, intimate and inexorable’

Nick Harkaway

‘Powerful and distinctive’

Guardian

‘Smythe’s storytelling is pacey and addictive; he has a fiendish talent for springing surprises’

The Times

‘Fully formed, fundamentally affecting, forward-thinking fiction. The sort of story that reminds us why we read, and what we, the people, need’

Tor.com

‘Like Ballard, Smythe understands, and ruthlessly demonstrates, the nightmare that results when our fantasies are realised’

Sam Byers

‘Science fiction for those who think they don’t like it’

50 Best Spring Reads, Independent

‘A book about memory, about the impossibility of making the future match the past, and the danger of following a desire too far’

Matt Haig

‘Very cleverly constructed and completely gripping’

Daily Mail

‘Creepy, compulsive science fiction, narrated with the kind of anxious interior perspective characteristic of JG Ballard’s finest work’

Metro

‘Quite brilliant’

Sunday Mirror

‘With his particular flair for speculative fiction, [Smythe] cooks up something pretty extraordinary’

Dazed & Confused

‘As if Philip K Dick and David Mitchell had collaborated on an episode of The West Wing. Unsettling, gripping and hugely thought-provoking’

FHM