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Biographical note
Lisa Tuttle was born and raised in Austin, Texas, but moved to Britain in the 1980s. Her first novel, Windhaven, co-written with George R.R. Martin, was followed by a dozen fantasy, science fiction and horror adult and YA novels, and hundreds of award-winning short stories, collected in several volumes. She now lives with her writer husband and their daughter on the side of a Scottish loch.Lisa Tuttle has quietly been writing remarkable, chilling short stories and powerful, haunting novels for many years now, and doing it so easily and so well that one almost takes it, and her, for granted. This would be as big a mistake as not reading Lisa Tuttle
NEIL GAIMAN
A stylish, distinctive storyteller
WASHINGTON POST BOOK WORLD
This John W. Campbell Award-winning author remains one of fantasy's best
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Her ability as a storyteller is equalled only by her skill in portraying her characters with a few, precise words
SF SITE
Tuttle's work is a treasure trove, a vast and fearful kingdom in itself
THOMAS TESSIER, author of The Night Walker
Whether fantasy or science fiction, Tuttle's stories generally centre on derangements within family units. Her touch is deft, chilly, exact
JOHN CLUTE, co-author of The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction
Lisa Tuttle's short stories have a way of lingering long after you've read them . . . intelligent and well crafted
THE GOOD BOOK GUIDE
The whole book is delightful to read. Tuttle handles the nuances of the Victorian environment with skilful impeccability
BRITISH FANTASY SOCIETY ON The Witch at Wayside Cross
The story zips along in entertaining and enjoyable way, and it is very well written . . . the novel seems set up for a series. I certainly hope so
HISTORICAL NOVEL SOCIETY on The Somnambulist and the Psychic Thief
'One of the SF and fantasy & horror field's most urbane - and much under-appreciated - writers
MAXIM JAKUBOWSKI, LOVE READING
Sleepwalkers, psychics, and the spirits of the dead (or are they?) make for a heady stew in Lisa Tuttle's The Somnambulist and the Psychic Thief, the first full-length novel about Jasper Jesperson and Miss Lane, a dauntless duo of Victorian detectives first introduced in her stories for Down These Strange Streets and Rogues. They're an entertaining pair, and it's great to see them back in action in a longer work. Here's hoping this is only the first in a long series of Lane and Jesperson adventures. Tuttle does a lovely job of putting us back in the foggy streets of Victorian London in this lively, entertaining blend of murder mystery and supernatural adventure. Arthur Conan Doyle would have approved
GEORGE R.R. MARTIN on The Somnambulist and the Psychic Thief
A cleverly constructed, swiftly moving and absorbing plot
ParSec Magazine
Great fun
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