Description: Praise for The Land "The tale of a broken man seeking a way to wholeness in body and spirit, The Land is a multi-layered journey through a bleak landscape filled with visions and ruminations on the nature of man and God. What Maltman offers readers is nothing less than a brilliant, compelling tale steeped in allegory and dripping with menace. Suspenseful, thought-provoking, and utterly unputdownable, The Land explores those frightening moments when every human being confronts both the devil outside and the devil within. Once again, Thomas Maltman proves himself to be among the finest writers publishing today." --William Kent Krueger, author of This Tender Land " The Land gives us an unflinching look at the sad, strained logic of modern white supremacy. By turns lyrical and hallucinatory, it is also an angry, lonely love letter to the most isolated corners of the rural Midwest at the turn of the millennium, a mystery where the man trying to solve it is also increasingly a mystery to himself." --Chris Dennis, author of Here Is What You Do "This timely novel will appeal to readers who enjoy noir fiction as well as book clubs looking for a meaty, satisfying, and eloquent read . . . The Land is a book that begs to be read in one sitting and contemplated for eternity." --Pamela Klinger-Horn, Excelsior Bay Books (Excelsior, MN) Praise for Little Wolves "Set under brooding prairie skies, Little Wolves has modern psychoses and generational wickedness, ravening devils and uneasy saints. It shifts and dodges like wind, and it rings with conviction and confidence. What more can a reader ask?" --Leif Enger, author of Peace Like a River "Took my breath away . . . as rich in myth and metaphors as Cormac McCarthy's The Road ." -- Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel "Part allegory, part mystery and pure poetry, layered with Norse mythology and Anglo-Saxon narratives, Maltman's second novel is dark, redemptive and very beautiful." --Minneapolis Star-Tribune "A complicated portrait of a prairie town, a meditation on violence, a fantasia of myth and folklore, and a knockout murder mystery . . . I loved this book." --Benjamin Percy, author of Red Moon

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