- Published: 2 April 2013
- ISBN: 9780099538097
- Imprint: Windmill Books
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 592
- RRP: $24.99
Angelmaker
- Published: 2 April 2013
- ISBN: 9780099538097
- Imprint: Windmill Books
- Format: Paperback
- Pages: 592
- RRP: $24.99
What kind of a mind dreams up Angelmaker … It could only be Nick Harkaway: bonkers, brilliant and hilarious … clever and entirely fantastic.
Sunday Times
An entertaining tour-de-force that demands to be adored.
Independent on Sunday
A puzzle box of a novel as fascinating as the clockwork bees it contains.
Erin Morgenstern, author of The Night Circus
This brilliant, boundless mad genius of a book runs on its own frenetic energy, and bursts with infinite wit, inventive ambition and damn fine storytelling. You finish reading it in gape-mouthed awe and breathless admiration, having experienced something very special indeed.
Matt Haig, author of The Radleys
Wildly imaginative novel is enough to tie the brain in knots; it's a comedy, a thriller, a crazy fantasy ... Harkaway has created a wonderfully entertaining, unguessable kaleidoscope of a novel.
Kate Saunders, The Times
A story of technology and morality. It's a wonderfully strange, rich piece of work - extremely entertaining and exciting - and has a wonderfully comic aspect to it as well.
William Gibson, New York Times
Nick Harkaway's joyfully reckless invention is as intricate as clockwork ... Edie has a tangled history, the uncovering of which is one of the chief pleasures of Nick Harkaway's novel ... is one of the most enjoyable books I've read in ages ... brilliantly entertaining, and the last hundred pages are pure, unhinged delight. What a splendid ride.
Patrick Ness, Guardian
It's an ambitious, crowded, restless caper, cleverly told and utterly immune to precis...[Makes] Don Quixote look sedentary ... a very timely novel about belatedness...Joe is in one sense a 21st-century everyman, indebted to a previous generation, disenfranchised by a conspiratorial state... Angelmaker turns out to be a solid work of modern fantasy fiction, coupling credit-crunch anxiety with an understandable nostalgia for the mythical days of "good, wholesome, old-fashioned British crime".
James Purdon, Observer
Another fizzingly imaginative melodrama…A wildly, irrepressibly exuberant new-weird/ fantasy/ thriller /comedy.
Daily Mail
[a] dazzling story..a witty and wonderfully sprawling fantastical thriller.
Irish Times