Intimate and elemental … Myers has the potential to become a true tragedian of the fells

Guardian

This bitter, alarming, occasionally visionary novel of the British wilderness is likely to linger in the mind for some time

New Statesman

Myers is quite simply an excellent and already accomplished writer. His prose is taut, confident, professionally polished but at the same time maintaining a sense of rustic and unrefined authenticity, that which is truly hewn

Sarah Hall

I don't know if I have encountered such a strong, engaging character in a book for some time: this is startling, sublime writing

Caught by the River

A story that will grip you to the final word and a tour de force

Loud & Quiet

A gripping ride through an imagined heart of Lake District darkness. I couldn't have writ it better myself

Hamilton, British Sea Power