'an extraordinary science fiction novel' SFX MAGAZINE
'constantly surprising, moving and thought-provoking' GUARDIAN
'a must-read author' SFF WORLD
'perhaps the only writer today cooking up Le Guin's special sauce of liberation frustration and revolutionary blues' LOCUS
June 1941, Eastern Europe. As the German blitzkrieg tears across a divided continent, four young lives are thrown into chaos: Neriya, a young Jewish girl who dreams of becoming a scientist; Czeslaw, an underage Polish deserter fleeing the Red Army; Kezia, a Roma horse trader whose family is on the run from Soviet collectivisation; and a nameless,, abandoned boy who cannot speak.
Driven deep into the Lithuanian woods, they form an unbreakable bond with one another and with a flock of crows whose uncanny intelligence hints at a secret older and stranger than they could ever have imagined.
An intense, claustrophobic novel . . . a work of first-rate science fiction - Cory Doctorow on Where the Axe is Buried
A bold, epic SF story and an inspiring tale about taking down all forms of authoritarianism - Booklist (starred review) on Where the Axe is Buried
Roll over, George Orwell . . . A richly detailed evocation of a grim future that is, sadly, absolutely believable - Kirkus (starred review) on Where the Axe is Buried
Exceedingly ambitious - The New York Times on The Mountain in the Sea
A first-rate speculative thriller - Jeff VanderMeer on The Mountain in the Sea
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