I was over the moon to see this review by none other than Gabino Iglesias turn up on NPR.
“While this is a novel about something that happened more than 100 years ago, it also feels very timely. Even today, many big companies are very anti-union, and their focus on revenue is the same as it was for mine owners. The division between those who work for a living and those who profit the most from that work is still an issue, and makes this action-packed, character-driven novel feel extremely contemporary.”
It actually spent two days on the NPR.org homepage — incredible!
You can read the full review here: www.npr.org/2024/05/23/nx-s1-4976209/taylor-brown-rednecks-book-review
Rednecks was also selected by Strand Books of NYC as their Fiction Pick of the Month, and my interview with Steve Nathans-Kelly of the Chicago Review of Books is now available. I’ll be announcing some upcoming events in Wilmington (NC) and St. Augustine (FL) soon — stay tuned!
