Posts tagged: 'Reviews'
- Review, Harrogate news
Breaking the surface of the edits on the sequel to THE LEVELS, which has the working title of THE RAZOR GATE for what it’s worth, to firstly reveal that I will be going to Harrogate in an unofficial capacity – that is, I’ll be in the bar, but I’m not registered for the festival. See [...]
- Further reviewage
This, courtesy of the elegant Sarah Weinman:
It’s a new name, a new style, and a new publisher for the man once and still known as John Rickards, and I think the change on all writerly fronts is absolutely the right one to make at this point in his career. THE LEVELS is dystopic without being [...] - Review – Crimeculture
A rather spiffy review for THE LEVELS is up at Crimeculture:
The novel’s body horror works both on the level of individual scenes and as a larger metaphor for the breakdown of society. The rollercoaster plot is shot through with themes of insidious infection, incurable disease and poisoned hypodermic needles. These motifs are so pervasive that [...] - Early reviews for THE LEVELS
From the debonair Kevin Wignall at Contemporary Nomad:
And finally, a word for The Levels by Sean Cregan, which I’ve just read in manuscript form. It’s out early next year and it’s a fascinating book. Imagine some of the big-hitting thriller authors of today, throw in a little of Alan Moore, maybe “Blade Runner” and a [...]
Hello, whoever you are. I'm Sean Cregan, author of the gothic-punk contemporary urban thriller The Levels, and this is my "official" site. Here you can find out about the book and its sequel and poke around in the extras available for reading and downloading. If you want to reach me, leave a message on the Wall (for which you'll need to take two seconds to register - don't worry; I'll only spam you with the most discerning of adverts for Viagra and Cambodian mail-order brides - or if you've already done that, to log in) or you can seek out my personal tumblelog here, or my Twitter account, because I'm woefully bad at answering email.