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1 New York Times bestselling author of Orphan Train and A Piece of the World
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Shortlisted for the 2021 Dylan Thomas Prize
SHORTLISTED FOR THE 2021 DYLAN THOMAS PRIZE
The best novel I’ve read in a long time’ Roddy Doyle
The lives of two women – the sole survivor of an airplane crash and the troubled park ranger who leads the rescue mission to find her – intersect in a gripping debut novel of second thoughts and second chances
‘I read a lot of very good fiction but this novel – so startling and thrilling, so packed with such wonderful characters – is the best novel I’ve read in a long time’ Roddy Doyle, author of Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha
‘A truly spectacular first novel: weird, tender, funny, grotesque -above all, deeply, achingly human. It tugged at my thoughts during the days I spent reading it, and has made for itself a permanent place in my memory’ Pulitzer Prize-winning author Jennifer Egan, author of A Visit From the Good Squad
‘First novels are often praised for an author’s potential, but Kingdomtide displays a talent fully realized. Cloris Waldrip’s trek through the wilderness after a plane crash is suspenseful from start to finish, but as the lives of her potential rescuers are revealed, the novel also moves through the even deeper wilderness of the human heart. Rye Curtis is a writer of exceptional talent’ Ron Rash, New York Times bestselling author of Serena
‘Rye Curtis’s debut novel is an astonishing work. His powerful and convincing characters are at risk in a harsh and beautiful landscape in which the best and worst are revealed, and nothing is as it initially seems. Kingdomtide is at once a page-turner and a meditation on the complexity of the human experience and spirit’ Daniel Woodrell, author of Winter’s Bone and The Maid’s Version
‘Holy smokes! I was sucked into this novel by the end of the first paragraph. If Flannery O’Connor wrote a procedural, she couldn’t invent a stranger, more luminous world. This is a place where the grotesque and the sublime coexist in harmony, where misfits and outcasts band together to survive, and where the tale belongs to whoever tells it best-in this case, the immensely talented Rye Curtis’ Christina Baker Kline,
