Press Clips

Los Angeles Review of Books: Anthropocene Gothic

Aug 10, 2022

Dark Scenes from Damaged Earth both reclaims the gothic as an urgently relevant mode of fiction-making and suggests that aesthetic approaches are able to bring us a kind of understanding that scientific studies on their own could not.

THE SKI JUMPERS featured in ABA Indie Next Preview for September 2022

Aug 10, 2022

This book is about so much more than ski jumping. A stunning story of family, trauma, secrets, and forgiveness, of finding peace as we grow older. You will grow attached to every single character in this storytelling masterpiece

National Parks Traveler: "A must-read for anyone interested in national monuments"

Aug 10, 2022

As someone steeped in the literature of public lands, this readable and insightful book added much to my thinking about how our protected areas are “contested land.” It also offers hope that there will be a future of more collaboration and less conflict over an invaluable asset of the American people.

Wall Street Journal: A meditation on the two-wheeled life

Aug 10, 2022

In The Cyclist and His Shadow, Olivier Haralambon examines the emotional undulations of the racer’s life, his addiction to the effort and the pursuit of victory.