Review
". . . worthy attempt to probe the effect of suffering on the human condition. . ..The book merits purchase for fiction shelves." --
Library Journal". . .a very human book with the spilling of emotions becoming more important than the radioactive accident." --
Herald Advertiser". . .builds to its exciting climax from the very beginning. . . We think he has done an excellent job." --
Indianapolis Star"A chilling Touch. One that you’ll remember." --
Kirkus"Gripping, well-plotted book. . . a macabre and unusually provocative idea for a novel and he exploits it with narrative skill." --
Washington Star
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About the Author
Daniel Keyes, best known for his novel Flowers for Algernon and for his nonfiction book The Minds of Billy Milligan, has been a teacher of writing in high schools and a professor of literature and creative writing in universities for more than thirty years.
Keyes, emeritus professor of Ohio University, resides with his wife in South Florida. They have two adult daughters.
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