Tetched: A Novel in Fractals
"...he's like none other...profound, crazed, arising from beginnings so brutal they make a razor strap seem easy to endure." --June Akers Seese, author of James Mason and the Walk-In Closet<br /><br />"I found the narrator's "tetched" voice to be addictive. His detachment motivates me to turn the page to hear more." --KGBbarlit.com<br /><br />"Raw, intense, and unapologetically shocking, Tetched is, by journey’s end, an…inventive work of exceptional beauty." --Rigoberto González, author of So Often the Pitcher Goes to Water Until It Breaks<br /><br />"Raw, intense, and unapologetically shocking, Tetched is, by journey’s end, an…inventive work of exceptional beauty.” --Rigoberto González, author of So Often the Pitcher Goes to Water Until It Breaks<br /><br />"Rutkowski evokes skillfully the internal conflicts that accompany a thorny childhood and its volatile, often absurd aftermath." --Mad Hatters' Review: Edgy & Enlightened Literature, Art & Music in the Age of Dementia<br /><br />"Rutkowski's novel has the depth and complexity required to engage the reader utterly in a seamless, forward-moving narrative." --Susan Piperato, Chronogram Magazine<br /><br />"Thaddeus Rutkowski writes with wit, poignancy, irony, sensuality, spareness and style." --Janice Eidus, author of The Celibacy Club<br /><br />"Tough and funny and touching and harrowing." --John Barth<br /><br />"…one of the most original writers in America today." --Alison Lurie, 1985 Pulitzer Prize winner for Foreign Affairs<br /><br />one of the most original writers in America today.-Alison Lurie, author of Boys and Girls Forever: Children's Classics from Cinderella to Harry Potter Raw, intense, and unapologetically shocking, Tetched is, by journeys end, an inventive work of exceptional beauty. --Rigoberto GonzÃ¡lez, author of So Often the Pitcher Goes to Water Until It Breaks"Raw, intense, and unapologetically shocking, Tetched is, by journey’s end, an…inventive work of exceptional beauty.” --Rigoberto González, author of So Often the Pitcher Goes to Water Until It Breaks