—Brock Clarke, author of Who are You, Calvin Bledsoe? and An Arsonist’s Guide to Writers’ Homes in New England

“High-speed, high-comedy…It’s ultimately a story about the consequences of trying to be something other than what you are and the consequences of societies that try to tell some people they can’t love each other, and it’s all delivered with large doses of great writing, humor, and heart.”

—Gibson Fay-LeBlanc, Portland Press Herald

“Enter the Aardvark is a novel for grown-ups who don’t mind an elegant plot complicated by a ghost, excellent if not upstanding characters, and taxidermist porn. I’m raving, starting now.”

—Terese Svoboda

“Anthony’s story reels between epochs of time and knots of characters but, in her case, with the unsparing, high-energy atom-smasher of whip-smart, informed, biting cynicism. Her prose is quick, almost breathless, voracious, and deftly targeted…Anthony’s galloping, detail-rich prose comes in at 200 pages, so don’t start it after dinner if it’s a good night’s sleep you’re after.”

—Tim Pfaff, Bay Area Reporter