Rhyming Life and Death

A master class in interlocking character sketches, and a fable on the themes of sex, death and writing pitched somewhere between the fictional universes of JM Coetzee and Milan Kundera

Guardian

Oz writes with fluency and a sly humour

Daily Mail

A playful and meditative examination of old age, literary posterity and the juxtaposition between literature and real life

Metro

Beautifully balanced between humour and sorrow

Literary Review

Delightful...a meditation, on the art of writing, the relationship between literature and life, between life and death...the work of a master. A book you are likely to return to

Scotsman

In this slim yet weighty new novel, Oz explores the sparring between reality and fantasy, shedding light on the mysterious inner workings of the creative process itself, as if presenting an X-ray of an author's mind at work

Anita Sethi, Indepedent on Sunday

Read this book. When you are done, read it again. Each time you'll find something different, I promise

BookMunch