"A dark and twisted story of religion, violence, and lasting trauma, this true crime book is chilling in more way than one." ― Bustle

"Millman's book is a plea for keeping the sanctity of the unique cultures and landscape of the Far North." ― Explorers Journal

"A poetic assertion of what it means to be a human being in the 21st century...Perhaps Millman's greatest accomplishment is that, despite its dark implications, At the End of the World is a pleasure to read." ― Adventures NW

"A smart, emotional, and thought-provoking analysis of a lingering trauma. Millman has created a quiet and stunning investigative masterpiece." ― Booklist (starred)

"[You] should be impressed with the manner by which Millman connects the dots...he skillfully provides parallels to contemporary times on the dangers of one culture infiltrating another." ― Kirkus

"A bizarre series of cult murders receives a fresh look in At the End of the World" ― Shelf Awareness

"Millman tells this tale in a free-flowing narrative style, interspersing his interviews of the remaining survivors and their relatives with a history of the region (including a sardonic account of the filming of the 1922 documentary "Nanook of the North" on the mainland), a liberal peppering of quotes from diverse authors on nature and on technology and the consequences of old and new cultures clashing." ― WBUR's The ARTery

"This tragedy is compelling." ― Virginia Quarterly Review

"Lawrence Millman is a true original. The Arctic seems his natural landscape; it's as if he knows how to eavesdrop on the spirit world there. At the End of the World puts literature of the North into a hypnotic fugue state, and it's just whopping good storytelling. People don't just read Millman, they collect him." ― Howard Norman, author of The Ghost Clause and The Bird Artist

"At the End of the World is a lamentation. And not for the loss of life at the hands of insane murderers. But the loss of connection to our natural world. I think Millman's struggle to write the story (at least he claims to have struggled―to my eyes, words flow freely and wonderfully from his "Ticonderoga Tri-Write No. 2") comes from this realization." ― Fungi

"Well-written and deeply philosophical." ― Alaska Dispatch

"An enlightening, beautifully constructed read." ― What's Nonfiction?

"Unique and compelling...At the End of the World is a one of the more unique historical crime books I've ever come across and most certainly worth your attention. There's a lot to think about in this one and, more importantly, a lot we should be thinking about." ― Coleen Mondor, TinyLetter.com

"Lawrence Millman is ... a master writer, naturalist, and adventurer."― Robert Pyle, au