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In a growing constellation of extraordinary novels like Days Between Stations and Tours of the Black Clock, Steve Erickson has rendered a deeply compelling portrait of the American asylum. In every line of his work he risks the known physics: time and space are malleable, and the looking glass that shows you your truest self one moment may become a black hole the next.
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Justin Hastings
reviewed Amnesiascope on July 10, 2007 Amnesiascope
There are certain truisms about Steve Erickson's novels. First, if you like the first one you read, you'll probably like the rest. Characters will pass from one book to the next, wandering ghostlike through quasi-apocalyptic Los Angeles cityscapes. Sometimes the story is dreamlike, sometimes nightmarish (which is the case with _Amnesiascope_). After reading _Tours of the Black Clock_ I was happy to find I enjoyed this novel a bit more.
Note: try and read Erickson's books in order of publication if you can; certain things will make much more sense that way.
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