“The writing is great and the protagonist is really compelling. There is also a warm, complicated love story at the heart of this… a really necessary, beautifully rendered story. Highly recommend.” — Roxanne Gay

“Sam J. Miller has cemented his status as one of the most visionary fiction writers of his generation.” — Kass Morgan, New York Times bestselling author of The 100

“An urgent tale imploring us to look at the ties between technology, race, gender and class privilege. . . . Surprisingly heartwarming. . . . An action-packed science fiction thriller.” — Washington Post

“Impressive . . . Fabulous. . . We tend to label almost any future city as dystopian, but the term hardly does justice to Miller’s complex society.” — Chicago Tribune

“Vividly brought to life. . . . Miller excels at depicting a metropolis bursting at the seams and populated by both refugees and the elite. Blackfish City is a compelling dystopian thriller.” — The Guardian

“Immersive sci-fi with a poetic edge. . . . The book thrills with its meticulous world-building while also providing great characters, inclusive representation, and hard-hitting themes.” — Entertainment Weekly, Best of 2018 So Far

“One of the most important books of the year… How different, and how beautiful, our world would be if we could take its lesson of empathy to heart.” — B&N Sci-Fi & Fantasy Blog

“An extraordinarily vital and necessary book that deals with underrepresented characters, discussions of toxic masculinity, and the effects of bullying in raw and effective ways . . . the overall message of devotion and self-acceptance is beautifully told.” — Romantic Times BOOKclub

“Funny, haunting, beautiful, relentless and powerful, The Art of Starving is a classic in the making.” — Book Riot

“Miller’s powerful, provocative and daring work forces readers to question reality and how much of our world is shaped by what we see.” — Shelf Awareness