Description: " Delightful, with lashings of glorious, quirky detail and a plot which barely stops galloping until the final, glorious resolution. . . . I haven't enjoyed a science fiction story as much in years!" --Michael Moorcock, author of Elric of Melnibon "Paul Di Filippo's The Summer Thieves is a pure delight, a peak in his epic career . . . .The language is at the level of Pynchon or Nabokov, with frequent sentences taking on the clarity and balance of a koan. The reading flows with "an almost boneless, sinuous grace of movement." And our man's erudition yields passages with the pleasing intricacy of encrusted Faberg eggs. . . . Paul knows everything. One might well worship him as a god , were it not that 'the Fifth Postulate of Wetnoodle mandates otherwise.' Read The Summer Thieves ." --Rudy Rucker, author of The Ware Tetralogy

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