"Levy delivers a viscerally unsettling collection of 12 horror shorts rooted as much in human psychology as in the fantastical and speculative. [...] Levy's stories are made all the more powerful by his unwillingness to shy away from the illicit. By embracing the taboo with the tools of horror and speculative fiction, he at once demystifies these subjects while imbuing them with a magic of his own. [...] The result is a triumph." --Publishers Weekly, Starred Review

"Robert Levy's No One Dies From Love may well end up being the book of the year for me. There is a frankness, a boldness, and a compassion in these stories that give real weight to the darkness they hold. It's easy to caricature human pain and vulnerability in service to a horror story, but Levy writes with honesty and depth, and it makes all the difference. I saw some of my own dark corners reflected back to me in this book, and felt the peace that comes from recognition. And that, to me, is what stories are all about." --Nathan Ballingrud, author of The Strange and North American Lake Monsters

"Robert Levy's No One Dies From Love is a masterful collection of dark fiction--a consecrated and intimate ceremony of human loss and longing. With sumptuous prose and a keen understanding of how grief reshapes us, it's impossible to not be enthralled with Levy's macabre vision." --Eric LaRocca, author of Things Have Gotten Worse Since Last We Spoke

"No One Dies From Love is one of the most original collections I have read in recent years. Again and again I found myself stunned by Levy's stories: their depth and range at making the heart expand to encompass the wonders of the world." --Morgan Talty, National Bestselling author of Night of the Living Rez

"Shocking, erotic, and horrific. Robert Levy proves that, one way or another, love will be the end of us all." --Priya Sharma, Shirley Jackson Award-winning author of Ormeshadow