Readers and reviewers write:
--What an authentic novel it is! Robie
--A novel as eccentric and ambitious as the enterprise described in its title. . . an exploration of truth, knowledge, and salvation. Belles Lettres
--Mingling elements of realism and fantasy, inhabited by people we recognize and care about. . . A remarkable novel, at once hilarious and serious. The New Mexican
--I had this spontaneous reader’s joy as I worked through RF. . . What a great book it is. A fantastic novel in every sense of the word fantastic. I’m so glad you wrote it, because it feels like one of those stories that has to be told. Jody
--A weird not-so-little novel about the nature of the universe and the functioning of dysfunctional families. Kramer’s writing is spooky but centered, and the novel builds to a gripping climax. The Kansas City Star
--Kramer has written a philosophical novel; I think it will be read in the future as one of the most ambitious, subtle novels produced by an American in the last twenty years. . . . An extended meditation on evil and failure, America as (failed?) Eden. This brave and miraculous text asks the questions we all ask. The Review of Contemporary Fiction