Dyja pulls the past straight into the present with this novel, which manages to be both hilarious and disturbing
Erica Wagner, The Times
Thomas Dyja spins a fascinating tale of a man who tries to solve his problems in the present by immersing himself in the past, with eerie and almost heartbreaking success
Margot Livesey
Dyja has created a modern achetype in Steven Armour, a man in desperate need of some authenticity in his life who, in the end, gets more authenticity than he bargained for
Jonathan Dee
Dyja pulls the past straight into the present with this novel, which manages to be both hilarious and disturbing
Erica Wagner, The Times
Thomas Dyja spins a fascinating tale of a man who tries to solve his problems in the present by immersing himself in the past, with eerie and almost heartbreaking success
Margot Livesey
Dyja has created a modern achetype in Steven Armour, a man in desperate need of some authenticity in his life who, in the end, gets more authenticity than he bargained for
Jonathan Dee
Dyja pulls the past straight into the present with this novel, which manages to be both hilarious and disturbing
Erica Wagner, The Times
Thomas Dyja spins a fascinating tale of a man who tries to solve his problems in the present by immersing himself in the past, with eerie and almost heartbreaking success
Margot Livesey
Dyja has created a modern achetype in Steven Armour, a man in desperate need of some authenticity in his life who, in the end, gets more authenticity than he bargained for