"I raced through Catherine Chidgey's latest in awe of her trademark gifts: propulsive plotting, psychological acuity, and a knack for the uncanny. But it's the novel's moral questions that linger long after reading - as explored through the voices of children whom society has deemed expendable. The Book of Guilt literally infiltrated my dreams, as it will yours."--Tania James, author of Loot
"A vital turn in Holocaust literature."--Publisher's Weekly, starred review
PRAISE FOR REMOTE SYMPATHY- LONGLISTED FOR THE 2022 WOMEN'S PRIZE FOR FICTION
- SHORTLISTED FOR THE DUBLIN LITERARY AWARD
"Chidgey is a writer of formidable resources, a deft stylist posessed of uncanny imaginative acuity."--The Guardian PRAISE FOR THE AXEMAN'S CARNIVAL "Gorgeously haunting."--Library Journal, starred review "Highly original and deeply researched, Catherine Chidgey's REMOTE SYMPATHY is a powerful and disturbing study in terrible lies and the human need to believe them . . . Few readers will close the covers of this book unshaken."--Annie Proulx, author of Barkskins
PRAISE FOR PET
- BEST OF THE YEAR: WASHINGTON POST, NEW YORKER, SLATE, CRIMEREADS, GOOD HOUSEKEEPING, AMAZON BOOK REVIEW
- NYT EDITORS' CHOICE
"Sharp-edged, deliciously dark."--Slate "What a book! Tense, inventive, mysterious and moving, The Book of Guilt poses big questions in the context of a rocketing plot. I loved it completely."--Karen Joy Fowler, author of We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves
"Eloquent prose, rich characterizations, and knotty concepts - an emotional and intellectual tour de force."--Kirkus Reviews, starred review