--“Clay Reynolds
is an arresting new voice in American fiction, a write of scope, vision,
and vigorous storytelling ability. . . Agatite contains the best sustained
gunfight since Glendon Swarthout’s The Shootist—readers will
finish it gasping, wrung out . . . and eager for more.” –
Stephen King.
--“This is strong stuff, as hard and gritty as the stone for which
the town is named. Clay Reynolds plays for keeps.” – Robert
Flynn, The Houston Chronicle
--“This second novel shows that Reynolds is no literary flash in
the pan. “ – Tom Hallman, Portland Oregonian
--“Reynolds is an emerging voice in modern fiction: his settings
are regional, but he uses, as do good writers of any generation (Flannery
O’Conner, i.e.) the geographic region and its eccentricities as
the metaphoric statement of a universal vision of humanity. He knows
the agonies of the heart and he has an abundance of technical skill to
present his knowledge in compelling prose.” – K.W. Davis,
Southwest American Literature
--“Reynolds manifests the versatility of his talent and an ability
to tell an absorbing, shocking story with subtlety.” – Review
of Texas Books
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