Description: "[A] pitch-perfect masterwork." - Publishers Weekly (starred review) "An astonishing tour de force." - Kirkus (starred review) "Gathers momentum, power, and a fierce clarify to deliver a rich panorama while detailing our mutual antagonisms and deepest spiritual needs . . . Extraordinary." - Library Journal (starred review) "Kunzru delivers a lively and frequently thrilling version of the quest novel." - Booklist (starred review) "A beautifully written echo chamber of a novel." -David Mitchell, author of Cloud Atlas "Compulsively readable, skillfully orchestrated . . . This really is Kunzru's great American novel." - The Independent "Sometimes dizzying, sometimes puzzling, always enjoyable, Gods Without Men is one of the best novels of the year." - The Daily Telegraph "The literary skills of Hari Kunzru are evident throughout this complex and disturbing novel." -Annie Proulx, Financial Times "A countercultural mind-expanding quest . . . As a virtuoso performance, changing gears and styles every 20 pages or so, encompassing 18th-century friars and Hoxton hipsters, it will appeal to fans of David Mitchell's Cloud Atlas . . . Extraordinary." - The Guardian "Kunzru's lively fourth novel tackles its big themes without ever becoming ponderous or heavy-going. . . . Involving, thoughtful and thoroughly entertaining." - Daily Mail

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