Quite simply extraordinary... Imagine if Maggie Nelson, Daphne du Maurier and Daniel Defoe collaborated. * Sarah Perry, author of 'The Essex Serpent' * Jordy Rosenberg is a total original - part scamp, part genius - who has written a rollicking page-turner of a first novel. Hang on for the ride. * Maggie Nelson, author of 'The Argonauts' * An extraordinary and brilliant work... At once a queer love story, a history of horrors, and a thrilling page-turner, Confessions of the Fox is a vitally important work of our time. * China Mieville, author of 'The City and the City' * Hot damn! Jordy Rosenberg is one of the finest new talents I've seen in many years, and Confessions of the Fox is a startlingly good debut novel. The book is rich with fact and well-invented fiction, bubbling with ideas that surprise and satisfy. * Victor LaValle, author of 'The Changeling' * An astonishing, bawdy, dazzling triumph of a book. * Kelly Link, author of 'Get in Trouble' * A gender-bending, high-octane thrill from beginning to end... I couldn't put it down * Lidia Yuknavitch, author of 'Book of Joan' * This novel is fantastically engaged with the dark, the smelly, the wild and the cool. And it's such an obsessive read, sad it was over, I couldn't stop wanting to go there." * Eileen Myles, author of 'Chelsea Girls' * I didn't know one book could do so many things. It's an intellectual thrill-ride whose relentless wit made me shout with delight, a queer historical romance that speaks directly to our contemporary moment, and it is the sexiest book I've read in a long, long time. It is everything I want in a novel and maybe out of life itself. A magnificent debut. * Melissa Febos, author of 'Whip Smart' *