“I consider What the Dead Can Say to be one of the best novels written in this century so far. It is extraordinarily ambitious, original, and just plain beautifully written.”
–David Jauss
“What the Dead Can Say is a tour de force . . . what an astonishing, surprising, rich book! Each character or chapter contains its own voyage, and the result is a fine weave of souls . . . Truly a sui generis work of art. I loved it.”
–Katherine Vaz
“What the Dead Can Say is one of the most remarkable meditations on death I’ve ever read . . . Graham is an elegant writer, his craft and care evident; I was tugged, happily, all the way through.”
–Ross Barkan
“What the Dead Can Say is a masterwork of vast beauty and imagination . . . There is so much that is breathtaking, including a sensibility that grants us the complexity and beauty of human souls intertwined should our spirits be open to it, in this world or the ‘next.’”
–Mary Cappello