"Rejoice, Chandler fans. The Little Sleep is as bitingly sardonic as it is hardboiled. Like Jonathan Lethem in Motherless Brooklyn, Paul Tremblay slices, dices and spins the neo-noir in his own strange way and delivers a fast, smart, and completely satisfying read." -- Stewart O'Nan

"I picked up The Little Sleep, planning to just read a few pages, knowing full well I didn't have time to dip into it. Several hours later I was closing the book with a satisfied grin. The best thing I can say about this is the classic 'I couldn't put it down' and mean it. It's original and different, and yet somehow good kin folk to what has gone before in the tradition of Raymond Chandler." -- Joe R. Lansdale

"The fact that Mark can't trust his own perceptions gives The Little Sleep an edge of existential crisis...It's a terrific plot device, especially in a first-person mystery...The Little Sleep offers up an interesting gloss on the detective genre, in which the deepest and most profound mystery has less to do with any crime per se than with the enduring enigma of self." -- Los Angeles Times

"It's hard not to root for the loopy Genevich... [in this] promising debut." -- Booklist