What The Reviewers Say

Positive

Based on 7 reviews

The Coyotes of Carthage

Steven Wright

What The Reviewers Say

Positive

Based on 7 reviews

The Coyotes of Carthage

Steven Wright

Rave
Lawrence Rungren,
Library Journal
This is an archly comic and ultimately chilling political novel on the effects of the dark money unleashed by the Supreme Court’s Citizens United decision on the American political soul as well as on the souls of individuals. Thoughtful, sharp-edged fare for the upcoming election year..
Positive
James Grady,
The Washington Post
... reads like a 'how to' book that thousands of K Street connivers and Wall Street warriors don’t want the rest of America to see.
Positive
Tod Goldberg,
USA Today
... a political thriller – in the sense that it’s thrilling to observe – which boils national politics down to the local level, in all of its banality, and all of its profound human consequence.
Positive
Lorraine W. Shanley,
Bookreporter
... impressive.
Positive
Parker Daniel,
Booklist
Wright explores the themes of loyalty, perception versus reality, corruption, and racism, balancing absurd situations and deep-seated issues with wry, self-deprecating humor.
Positive
Publishers Weekly
Wright explores the fraught intersection of business and politics in his promising and caustic debut.
Positive
Kirkus
This dark comedy about dark money confirms one’s worst suspicions about the political process while constantly confounding one’s presumptions about human behavior.