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"Visually rich and deliciously unsettling...a science fiction fever dream that will leave you in no hurry to wake up."-- NPR "This first English translation of best-selling, award-winning French author Brussolo's work submerges readers into the world of the subconscious. Vivid imagery, intriguing characters, and the blurred boundaries of David's worlds will hold their attention. A captivating read that will immerse the senses." -- Library Journal Praise for the initial release in France "Another smashing success for France's most madcap writer of things imaginary." -- France-Soir "Hats off to French master of the fantastic Serge Brussolo, who once again has given us a finely-cut gem, the kind only he knows how to deliver." -- La Croix "Brussolo probes the dimensions of an astonishing idea, with surrealism but not without method. The Deep Sea Diver's Syndrome is a plunge into the subconscious, a cocktail of dreamlike, unhinged images swollen to bursting, but most of all an exceptional metaphorical variation on the relationship between artist and society." -- Suivre "With each new novel, Brussolo continues to astonish with his skill in changing registers. He goes from what is sometimes the most gratuitous horror to poetry by way of the thriller, and the reader follows without blinking. The Deep Sea Diver's Syndrome is a terrific novel which, through dreams, smuggles in a certain critique of our rapidly dehumanizing society. It is fresh and satisfying."-- Adr naline Hebdo "One of our finest explorers of childhood nightmares...[Brussolo's] novel is an excursion into the powers of the imagination, the powers of the night, and it is absorbing, hypnotic, terrifying, almost like a dream you might have had yourself once, long ago, and since cautiously suppressed." -- R volution
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