“Harrison’s storytelling instincts are nearly flawless.”—The New York Times“Set in the heart of America, his stories move with random power and reach, in the manner of Melville and Faulkner.”—The Boston Globe“Harrison is brilliant at portraying this wild country . . . The pulse of Sundog . . . is the concern with life’s meaningfulness . . . This is a book of the spirit.”—San Francisco Chronicle“First-rate fiction . . . told with a poet’s grace and passion. The characters are rich and complex.”—Detroit Free Press“A feisty, passionate novel . . . A kind of intellectual detective story.”—Newsday“Jim Harrison is a writer with immortality in him.”—The London Sunday Times“Harrison is among the foremost writers of the literary generation that has succeeded Styron, Mailer, Jones and Updike.”—Philip Caputo, author of Rumors of War“Harrison . . . evokes the grandeur of Michigan’s semi-wilderness in this quietly beautiful book.”—ALA Booklist

“Harrison’s storytelling instincts are nearly flawless.”—The New York Times“Set in the heart of America, his stories move with random power and reach, in the manner of Melville and Faulkner.”—The Boston Globe“Harrison is brilliant at portraying this wild country . . . The pulse of Sundog . . . is the concern with life’s meaningfulness . . . This is a book of the spirit.”—San Francisco Chronicle“First-rate fiction . . . told with a poet’s grace and passion. The characters are rich and complex.”—Detroit Free Press“A feisty, passionate novel . . . A kind of intellectual detective story.”—Newsday“Jim Harrison is a writer with immortality in him.”—The London Sunday Times“Harrison is among the foremost writers of the literary generation that has succeeded Styron, Mailer, Jones and Updike.”—Philip Caputo, author of Rumors of War“Harrison . . . evokes the grandeur of Michigan’s semi-wilderness in this quietly beautiful book.”—ALA Booklist