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Praise for author Richard Powers:
"Powers may be America's most ambitious novelist." ―Kevin Berger, San Francisco Chronicle Book Review
"To read his work is to be wowed by his verbal muscularity. . .admirable. . .wonderfully original." ―Meg Wolitzer, The New York Times Book Review
"Richard Powers is the child prodigy of American fiction . . . by 34 he had published three novels equaling the intellectual rigor and range of that '60s prodigy, Thomas Pynchon." ―Tom LeClair, USA Today
"One of our few indispensable literary talents." ―Charles B. Harris, Review of Contemporary Fiction
"Powers may be the smartest novelist writing today." ―Albert Mobilio, The Village
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