'A passionate, wild, hugely atmospheric and enjoyable debut from such an original voice'
- David Nicholls, author of You Are Here
'An intelligent, probing novel about isolation, art, and the incompatible desires for both solitude and community'
- Maggie O'Farrell, author of Hamnet
'This is a wild, singular story that gripped me from the start'
- Douglas Stuart, author of Young Mungo
'A startling, engrossing, darkly playful novel'
- Roddy Doyle, author of Love
'An original and captivating tale about creativity, landscape and folklore'
- BBC
'Totally original'
- Elaine Feeney, author of How to Build a Boat
'Wonderful and captivating'
- Cosey Fanny Tutti, author of Art Sex Music
'Mesmerising and haunting'
- Emilie Pine, author of Ruth & Pen
'Beautiful, unsettling'
- Rebecca Tamas, author of Strangers
'I loved this beautiful, eerie novel'
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'Wildly seductive ... I am bereft now I've finished it'
- Kerri ní Dochartaigh, author of Thin Places
'A delicious eccentric story'
- June Caldwell, author of Room Little Darker
'Engrossing and wild and gothic, a startlingly good debut'
- Evie Wyld, author of The Echoes
'A wonderful neo-mythic conjuration'
- Mike McCormack, author of Solar Bones
'A visceral storyteller who nails your head to the page'
- Blindboy Boatclub
'Sinéad Gleeson's writing is seaweed-y, delicately beautiful and deceptively tough. Reading Hagstone feels, I'd imagine, like wallowing in a deep rockpool on a rainy day. Fresh and strange and compelling'
- Lizzie Stewart, author of Alison