| “He tells
stories like Fabergé made eggs - exquisitely crafted, each one
unique and beautiful and of the finest kind, and I'm eternally
grateful to him for sharing. This is fiction for grown-ups --
emotionally complex, literate and compulsively readable.
Highly recommended.” – Mark Lancaster, Reviewer &
Commentator
“THE MARTYRING is a modern
masterpiece, and Thomas Sullivan is a national treasure.” – Loren D.
Estleman, author of BILLY GASHADE
“One is convinced that an
outsize performer is trying his wings – a John Barth or a John
Irving, with a touch of William Gaddis and maybe a dash of Kurt
Vonnegut, Jr.” – The Chicago Tribune
“Thomas Sullivan is a master
of description.” – William X. Kienzle, author of the Father Koesler
mystery series
“A memorable journey . . .
compelling read. Classic Sullivan.” – Fred Bean, author of
EDEN
“Trying to pigeonhole Thomas
Sullivan would be like calling Hemingway an outdoor writer, or
Fitzgerald the king of glamour and glitz. He's that good,
moving effortlessly from one literary landscape to another, his cast
of wonderful characters in tow.” – Lowell Cauffiel, author of
MASQUERADE
“Sullivan is an original . .
. [he] turns a phrase with the ease of Ozzie Smith turning a double
play.” – Detroit Free Press
“Reads like lightning . . .”
– Detroit Monthly
“The man writes like silk
feels.” – M. Paulle, columnist
"Sullivan’s most sustained
and strongest yet...” – Kirkus Reviews
Thrillers Editor’s
Recommended Book of the Month
“Highly recommended
spine-chilling entertainment.” – Rue Morgue
“…a joy to read.” – The
Associated Press
“Where Sullivan belongs is
on the best-seller lists.” – Doug Allyn, Flint
Journal
“…can’t be recommended
highly enough.” – David Niall Wilson, author DEEP
BLUE
“…a Border’s
pick-of-the-month nationally.”
“Thomas Sullivan has a way
with words like few other writers. He could make the back of a
cereal box sound interesting.” – Alan Russell,
Author
“Thomas Sullivan is one of
the best writers out there…” – Jennifer Hairfield, Author and
Reviewer
“…work of impressive
imagination…a writer with considerable gifts for language and
style.” – Nate Kenyon, Author & Reviewer
"It's
entirely possible, I believe, that Sully is William Wordsworth
reincarnated, and I know he's planning a sea kayaking trip in the
South Pacific later this year. Hmmm. Maybe he's a
reincarnated Joseph Conrad, as well." -- Chuck Hines,
Author &
Commentator
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