Absorbing, unsettling and masterfully written - Bradley's vision of the future will stay with me for a long time--Sara Foster, author of YOU DON'T KNOW ME
Australia's literary Nostradamus--The Weekend Australian
A devastating and heartbreaking portrait of a terrifying future world and the chinks of humanity left within it. Unmissable--Heather Critchlow, author of THE TOMORROW PROJECT
A propulsive crime thriller, drawn from a deep understanding of our likely urban futures--Jock Serong
Bradley has done something very clever with Landfall. He entices us in with all the bells and whistles of an unputdownable crime thriller, but then demands that we pay attention and imagine what our country could look like as climate change takes hold--The Bookshelf
Bradley flips the well-loved trope of the missing child by transporting it from its cliched bush setting into a post-climate-apocalypse Sydney, producing a genre mash-up of cli-fi and detective fiction . . . At its heart, Landfall is a tale of human resilience and connection, urging collective action on climate change from a dedicated writer who will persist until we heed the call--Sydney Morning Herald
I loved Landfall. Of course the writing is next level - elegant and beautiful, the descriptions of decaying urban environment - and nature and its forces - just brilliant. The whole book has a very urgent, activating edge--Paul Daley
Erudite and propulsive with a big-budget, cinematic climax . . . [Landfall takes] these disparate threads - police procedural, climate refugee, the dissolving memories of a once-proud man - and brings them together into a meaningful and satisfying whole--Locus