"Kasischke's world. . .is a world in which grace and horror, beauty and carnage, tragedy and hilarity commingle."
-Harvard Review
"Kasischke peels back the blander surfaces of the quotidian as if to find the unconscious realm just beneath the Formica."
-The Antioch Review
"Kasischke's breathless and disjunctive rhetoric becomes the stuff of a frightened and exuberant intelligence, sometimes rapturous, sometimes crazed, but more often than not deceptively canny in its ostensible abandon, its sentence fractures and strange pairings ... The result is a book both personal and ambitious in scope, full of the startling sympathies, little horrors, and always the irrepressible compulsion toward beauty."
-Bruce Bond
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