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Stark [and] seductive.... Reading "Young God" is like having a bottle rocket go off in your hands. "Elle"

Badass "Vanity Fair"

The cumulative result is a powerful portrait of humanity in the face of everyday atrocity.... It's a quick read but likely to leave even the sturdiest stunned. "The Guardian (London)"

Radical, and at times shocking ... An altogether remarkable debut. "Financial Times (London)"

Katherine Faw Morris' first novel, "Young God, " returns to the scene of Southern Gothic, invoking the dysfunctional families and bleak landscapes of Flannery O'Connor, William Faulkner, and Dorothy Allison.... It is boundary-pushing fiction at its best. "Pittsburgh Post-Gazette"

This book is so clean and dirty: thirteen-year-old Nikki's nipples pop like buttons; Kool Kings come in a hard box; white goo tastes a little salty but mostly like nothing. The best dreams are of nothing. Except that it is not nothing. It is charged white space: These pages happen to you and now you're awakening, groping groggily to reconstruct. Get mixed up by it. Enter the single-wide and find some ecstasy with Katherine Faw Morris. "Richard Hell"

Like a bullet, like a bolt of lightning, like a speeding car, this debut novel goes faster and harder than anything you're likely to read this year. Welcome to an astonishing talent, and an unforgettable heroine. "Stacey D'Erasmo, author of The Art of Intimacy"

This is maybe the best first novel I've read since "Fight Club." It comes on like a few too many pulls of Wilkes County moonshine chased with some kind of punk rock Lucinda Williams and finishes with a hit of Dorothy Allison's "Bastard Out of Carolina." Raw, spare, and goddamned poetic, this badass debut will haunt you. "Frank Bill, author of Crimes in Southern Indiana and Donnybrook"

Sweet Jesus is "Young God" terrifying and great. Katherine Faw Morris's style is singular and ferocious and Nikki is one of the toughest, most electrifying, most unforgettable heroines I have ever encountered on the page. This is a furious blaze of a book that will rough you up and reorder your sense of the world and what's possible in it. It's a debut for the ages. Read it. Laura van den Berg, author of The Isle of Youth

"Young God "is a poetic, grim, and beautifully dark novel about backwoods violence and horror recounted in a numbed, laconic voice. Morris writes with splendid economy, chapters short as contes, and plenty of slashing insights on the rough world of throwaway lives and varieties of wrong. "Daniel Woodrell, author of Winter's Bone""

"Stark [and] seductive.... Reading Young God is like having a bottle rocket go off in your hands." --Elle

"Badass" --Vanity Fair

"The cumulative result is a powerful portrait of humanity in the face of everyday atrocity.... It's a quick read but likely to leave even the sturdiest stunned." --The Guardian (London)

"Radical, and at times shocking ... An altogether remarkable debut." --Financial Times (London)

"Katherine Faw Morris' first novel, Young God, returns to the scene of Southern Gothic, invoking the dysfunctional families and bleak landscapes of Flannery O'Connor, William Faulkner, and Dorothy Allison.... It is boundary-pushing fiction at its best." --Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

"This book is so clean and dirty: thirteen-year-old Nikki's nipples pop like buttons; Kool Kings come in a hard box; white goo tastes a little salty but mostly like nothing. The best dreams are of nothing. Except that it is not nothing. It is charged white space: These pages happen to you and now you're awakening, groping groggily to reconstruct. Get mixed up by it. Enter the single-wide and find some ecstasy with Katherine Faw Morris." --Richard Hell

"Like a bullet, like a bolt of lightning, like a speeding car, this debut novel goes faster and harder than anything you're likely to read this year. Welcome to an astonishing talent, and an unforgettable heroine." --Stacey D'Erasmo, author of The Art of Intimacy

"This is maybe the best first novel I've read since Fight Club. It comes on like a few too many pulls of Wilkes County moonshine chased with some kind of punk rock Lucinda Williams and finishes with a hit of Dorothy Allison's Bastard Out of Carolina. Raw, spare, and goddamned poetic, this badass debut will haunt you." --Frank Bill, author of Crimes in Southern Indiana and Donnybrook

"Sweet Jesus is Young God terrifying and great. Katherine Faw Morris's style is singular and ferocious and Nikki is one of the toughest, most electrifying, most unforgettable heroines I have ever encountered on the page. This is a furious blaze of a book that will rough you up and reorder your sense of the world and what's possible in it. It's a debut for the ages. Read it." --Laura van den Berg, author of The Isle of Youth

"Young God is a poetic, grim, and beautifully dark novel about backwoods violence and horror recounted in a numbed, laconic voice. Morris writes with splendid economy, chapters short as contes, and plenty of slashing insights on the rough world of throwaway lives and varieties of wrong." --Daniel Woodrell, author of Winter's Bone