"Thomas McGuane makes the page, the paragraph, the sentence itself a record of continuous imaginative activity.... He is an important as well as a brilliant novelist." --The New York Times Book Review
*Best Books of 1973 Tournament* Round 1, Match 8 Ninety-Two in the Shade, Thomas McGuane vs Rendezvous with Rama, Arthur C. Clarke
bass in Garcia Peoples, songs/essays as Domestic Drafts, contributing editor at Pitchfork, cohost of @LateEraPod and Welcome to Chicago, also a bartender
spent much of my weekend reading Thomas McGuane’s ‘Ninety-two in the Shade,’ perhaps the funniest book ever written about man’s search for meaning, or the saddest book ever written about charter fishing. Total masterpiece.
"Full of surprises and rewards and an exhilaration one feels only rarely.... I offer a gentle exhortation--please read this book." --Newsday
"Thomas McGuane makes the page, the paragraph, the sentence itself a record of continuous imaginative activity.... He is an important as well as a brilliant novelist." --The New York Times Book Review
"McGuane's sense of place, his harsh and delicate exactness of detail are at their keenest." --Newsweek
"Few writers have explored our national malaise as persistently--or as elegantly--as Thomas McGuane, a writer whose command of the language has helped define our American loneliness." --Philadelphia Inquirer