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“Honey is a literary case study in which conflict is not abuse.”
“Khalil does not want to be shot at, or sought by the secret police, or detained in some for-profit gulag.”
“Ambivalence isn’t a how-I-did-it prehistory of his career, as it ends well before he published anything of note.”
“But, at times, Yrsa’s psychological core gets lost amid the story’s momentum.”
“… “ Honey isn’t just a serial-killer novel; it is a revenge story, but also a satire of a society obsessed with rectitude.”
“The writer and editor has become known for a kind of memoir-inflected approach to criticism, publishing a series of entrancing books that are as much about questions of form and technique as they are about art’s power to move and transform .”
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“… “I still believe that the songs or books we love contain blueprints for how we hope to live, and Dillon’s memoir embodies how these personal canons inflect the way we understand and express ourselves.”
“Their example upholds what’s left of this country’s reputation for courage.” –Joseph O’Neill on Jared Weisberg’s Profiles in Cowardice: A Study of Collaboration in the Trump Era ( The New York Times Book Review ) “The overheated circuits of teen-age life are well-worn ground for a coming-of-age story, yet Dillon’s approach is anything but.”