Dead but Dreaming of Electric Sheep

Tremblay [is] not just one of our great horror writers but one of our great fiction writers, full stop * New York Times *
Paul Tremblay is one of the most terrifying horror writers of his generation. -- Joe Hill, No.1 New York Times bestselling author of King Sorrow
Mind-bending . . . Dipping into the darker side of science fiction, this is a chilling story that imagines a brain implant allowing the dead to walk . . . and the person hired to control them. * Guardian *
Philip K. Dick would be honored to read Tremblay's novel, which, with its hypnotic prose, compels us to confront our existential horror even as it makes us laugh, excites us, moves us, and yes, makes us shudder a lot -- Agustina Bazterrica, the international best-selling author of Tender Is the Flesh
Tremblay has always been an innovator, but this beautifully written collection of real and imagined grotesqueries cements him not only as one of the most original and exciting voices in horror but also one of the smartest, most engaging authors in contemporary fiction. * NPR *
Paul Tremblay is Horror’s Newest Big Thing * GQ *
A master of his craft, Tremblay creates a new genre with every book he writes. This ingenious novel is refreshing, hilarious, teeming with warnings of real horrors to come, and ultimately entirely human. It will be the most stressfully entertaining journey of your year -- Virginia Feito, author of Victorian Psycho
Uncertainty is Tremblay's stock-in-trade. Over the last decade, he has grown from hot new thing to horror icon without compromising on his uniquely inexplicable nightmares * Esquire *
Paul Tremblay is unmatched in creating horror that feels at once outsized and disturbingly personal -- Julia Armfield, author of Our Wives Under the Sea and Private Rites
‘In an age of shredded attention spans and never-ending attempts to turn art into 'content,' there's power in seeing an artist make a stand in defense of his principles . . . Readers will find themselves entertained, enraged and satisfied.’ * The New York Times *
Tremblay turns horror inside out with characters so complex and painfully human it makes the terrible things that happen even worse -- Lauren Beukes, author of The Shining Girls
Tremblay expertly delivers twists and turns in a world that seems all too timely. * Variety *
Innovative, terrifying, and deeply human. An electric and wild skewering of Silicon Valley's takeover of the human mind and body that could only be written by Paul Tremblay. Dead But Dreaming of Electric Sheep will keep you up at night -- Sarah Rose Etter, author of Ripe
Horrific, multi-layered, meta, and absolutely brilliant! * SFX *
Melts your brain and scours your soul. As entertaining and pop-culture savvy as the novel can be, it's emotionally wrenching and truly scary – you'll never think of the phrase proof of concept the same way again. Get ready to root for Julia Flang and weep for our lost humanity -- Ed Park, author of Pulitzer Prize finalist Same Bed, Different Dreams