from Midwest Book Review: Clabe's Bookshelf
Well worth reading. 5 stars.
from Midwest Book Review: Wisconsin Bookwatch
A compelling read from first page to last...very highly recommended.
from Wayne Catan via Idaho Statesman
If you are a fan of historical fiction, you must secure a copy.
from Journal of the American Studies Association of Texas
This excellent book should be read by anyone with an interest in postmodern fiction or experimental narrative forms, the story of Bonnie and Clyde, or American outlaws in general.
from Idaho Senior Independent
The breathless, seemingly fragmented, writing reflects Bonnie and Clyde’s personalities better than any traditional prose could.
from Jennifer K. Bauer via Inland 360
Jones’ descriptions breathe life into the sights, smells and sounds of rural life at the beginning of the Great Depression, from boiled greens to burning tires.
from Dallas Observer
Jeff P. Jones is keenly aware that his subjects are monsters, but his historical fiction puts them in a context of Depression-era poverty and despair, portrayed in a narrative that ranges from poetic to plainly historical.
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