Strange Bodies - Tapa dura

Ingenious ... The unfolding of the narrative is genuinely eerie, but the richness of allusion and elegance of design makeStrange Bodiesas much an inquiry into language and identity as a high-concept literary thriller ... Moving as well as thought-provoking, as elegiac as it is gripping. (Guardian)

Strange Bodies is an examination of contemporary consciousness. But from its robust hook, through its comic set-up, to its dark if hopeful conclusion, it is also a kindly, intelligently entertaining thriller. (TLS)

An absorbing and disturbing metaphysical tale, challenging everything we believe about what it means to be human. (John Gray, author of Straw Dogs -)

This is a superb technological fantasy, a tense thriller and a brilliantly imagined debate about the relationship between body and soul. Wonderful. (The Times)

A bold and wonderfully weird novel by Marcel Theroux, which reads like an intelligent, witty flirtation between serious literature and science fiction ... The perfect literary thriller for the internet age ... Theroux weaves a taut, edge-of-your-seat tale which asks whether one way or another we can live on after death. Couldn't put it down. (Red)

Brilliantly imagined ... You'll be left with much to ponder by Theroux's intellectually engaging imagination. (Metro)

What is on the menu is superior science fiction ... the novel exercises a grim fascination. (Mail on Sunday)

Theroux demonstrates both great literary craft and an eye for the worst kinds of human suffering. (SFX Magazine)