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BBC on Ill WillMarch 16, 2017Imagine the shower scene in Psycho, extended across eleven sections and three decades, with multiple unsolved mysteries. That’s the level of intensity Chaon achieves in this dark, provocative thriller. –BBC.com Share on Facebook and Twitter | Uncategorized
An Interview with Kirkus ReviewsMarch 15, 2017Share on Facebook and Twitter | Uncategorized
An Interview with Poets and Writers MagazineMarch 15, 2017“Finding a way out of the maze” Share on Facebook and Twitter | Uncategorized
Ill Will Review from Dallas Morning NewsMarch 15, 2017Ill Will reviewed in Chicago TribuneMarch 15, 2017While such touches underscore the author’s playful approach, the writerly stagecraft keeps the reader off guard and sometimes on edge, in a kind of altered cognitive state. There’s a lot going on under the surface of “Ill Will” — more than one reading will reveal. Going back and reading this oddly compelling book again will only provide more pleasure. Ill Will reviewed in Pittsburgh Post-GazetteMarch 15, 2017“the most disturbing novel I’ve ever read.” Share on Facebook and Twitter | Uncategorized
ILL WILL Soundtrack on Largehearted Boy!March 15, 2017Share on Facebook and Twitter | Uncategorized
Review of ILL WILL in National PostMarch 15, 2017Dan Chaon’s Ill Will follows a broken man as his life takes another sharp turn into the darkness Review of ILL WILL in Los Angeles TimesMarch 15, 2017The problem of our world, Chaon seems to argue, is not simply that individuals tell themselves stories they shouldn’t believe, but rather that everyone is constantly telling themselves (and everybody else) unbelievable stories all the time. And amid the looping freeway interchanges of storytelling, the exit signs are often impossible to find. Share on Facebook and Twitter | Uncategorized
Interview with Edan Lepucki @ The MillionsMarch 15, 2017“Whole Lives Are Dedicated to Not Thinking About Something.” Share on Facebook and Twitter | interviews
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