Quincy Carroll
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"This is one of those novels of which the less said, the better. As readers realize just what the author is doing, the work morphs from a bookish-man-abroad tale into something more thrilling. It’s a story of a subtler sort of toxic masculinity, one that feels timely and yet organic. From concept to execution, Carroll delivers. An engrossing and unsettling tale of self-mythology and self-delusion." —​Kirkus Reviews

"A carefully crafted novel that deals sensitively with a range of themes and topics while maintaining a terrific sense of suspense and forward movement. Greatly looking forward to Carroll's next – he's a talent." —​Alec Ash, author of Wish Lanterns: Young Lives in New China

"A thorough examination of futility, exploring the depths of irrational thought." —​Foreword Reviews

"Carroll's dark novel takes the standard narrative of an American abroad and twists it into something new. The chapters slowly peel back the layers of a mind warped by isolation and self-delusion, keeping the reader guessing up until the chilling conclusion." —Matt Sheehan, author of The Transpacific Experiment: How China and California Collaborate and Compete for Our Future

"A novelist to reckon with." —Isham Cook, author of The Kitchens of Canton

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