Praise for INVASION by
Luke Rhinehart
“Classic Rhinehart.
Fresh, smart, and very very funny.”—Danny Wallace, author of Yes
Man
“Swinging wildly from
innocent fun to black humor, playful slapstick to political evisceration, Invasion pulls off the trick only truly killer satire can manage: Making
you laugh when you should be crying.”—Robert Brockway, author of The
Unnoticeables
“Funny, warm, and with a
streak of satire sharp enough to take your leg off. Luke Rhinehart at his best.
I read the book, my teeth grinding with jealousy.”—Nev Fountain
“A riotous, satirical
pounding from another dimension. A fine addition to the Rhinehart canon.”
—Robert Wringham
“How do you hold up a
mirror to a crazy world that doesn’t want to look? And how do you show it where
it’s going wrong without preaching? If you’re [Luke Rhinehart]—aka The Dice
Man—you distract it hilariously with a bunch of morphing aliens whose chaotic
antics serve only to demonstrate how cynical and insane the world order has
become. It takes a master of satire to pull this off because as a device,
bouncing ‘hairy balls’ shouldn’t work, but they do. Once you stop laughing,
you’ll realise you've been distracted—and hypnotised—by [Rhinehart] just long
enough to learn the lessons he so deftly imparts.”—Steve
Boggan
“Invasion is an
incisive, iconoclastic, humane and utterly
compelling exploration of the deep recess of conspiracy that is the shadowland
of our days today living in an age of total surveillance that undermines
identity. Luke Rhinehart delivers a subtle and fast paced page turner that asks
questions and gives answers about not only the voyeuristic world we inhabit
today but the ramifications of it in a novel that is destined to become a
classic.”—Richard Godwin
Praise for Luke
Rhinehart
“Touching, ingenious and
beautifully comic.”—Anthony Burgess, author of A Clockwork
Orange
“A blackly comic
amusement part of a book.”—Time magazine
“Extremely funny and very
impressive.”—Colin Wilson, author of The Outsider
“Brilliant… much like Catch-22.”—The Houston Post