The Many Selves of Katherine North - Hardcover

"Startlingly fresh . . . Along with the protagonist I became a tiger, an eagle, a whale. I hunted, flew and swam in this extraordinary book which goes to the heart of what it means to be alive in a shared universe." Jane Shemilt, author of THE DAUGHTER

"A work of intelligent, thought provoking, spine-chilling science fiction that will delight and terrify in equal measure . . . Exciting, horrifying and compelling. Jack Wolf, author of THE TALE OF RAW HEAD & BLOODY BONES

"As Darwinists and shamans know, the species barrier is porous. But how does it feel to commute across it? In this exhilarating metaphysical white-knuckle ride Geen takes us into the other worlds that crouch, slink and bark around us. It s an audacious tour de force that will leave you reeling with ontological vertigo." Charles Foster, author of THE BEAST WITHIN

"Kit is a fascinating protagonist, and the descriptions of the animal lives she "lives" are wonderfully detailed." "Library Journal"

"A compulsively readable sci-fi thriller . . . fantastic . . . "The Many Selves of Katherine North "would be an accomplishment from any writer, but the fact that this book comes from a first-time novelist is simply astonishing. Emma Geen has built a vivid and wildly engaging world around an incredibly compelling protagonist, creating a piece of work that transcends genre. No qualifiers are needed; this is a great book, full stop." "The Maine Edge""

"Startlingly fresh . . . Along with the protagonist I became a tiger, an eagle, a whale. I hunted, flew and swam in this extraordinary book which goes to the heart of what it means to be alive in a shared universe." Jane Shemilt, author of THE DAUGHTER

"A work of intelligent, thought provoking, spine-chilling science fiction that will delight and terrify in equal measure . . . Exciting, horrifying and compelling. Jack Wolf, author of THE TALE OF RAW HEAD & BLOODY BONES

"As Darwinists and shamans know, the species barrier is porous. But how does it feel to commute across it? In this exhilarating metaphysical white-knuckle ride Geen takes us into the other worlds that crouch, slink and bark around us. It s an audacious tour de force that will leave you reeling with ontological vertigo." Charles Foster, author of THE BEAST WITHIN

"Kit is a fascinating protagonist, and the descriptions of the animal lives she "lives" are wonderfully detailed." Library Journal

"A compulsively readable sci-fi thriller . . . fantastic . . . The Many Selves of Katherine North would be an accomplishment from any writer, but the fact that this book comes from a first-time novelist is simply astonishing. Emma Geen has built a vivid and wildly engaging world around an incredibly compelling protagonist, creating a piece of work that transcends genre. No qualifiers are needed; this is a great book, full stop." The Maine Edge

"Compelling." - Psychology Today

"Ambitious . . . fascinating . . . Geen s descriptions of what it might be like to inhabit the bodies of, variously, foxes, spiders and octopuses are work the price of the book alone." - The Guardian

"Startlingly fresh . . . Along with the protagonist I became a tiger, an eagle, a whale. I hunted, flew and swam in this extraordinary book which goes to the heart of what it means to be alive in a shared universe." --Jane Shemilt, author of THE DAUGHTER

"A work of intelligent, thought provoking, spine-chilling science fiction that will delight and terrify in equal measure . . . Exciting, horrifying and compelling. --Jack Wolf, author of THE TALE OF RAW HEAD & BLOODY BONES

"As Darwinists and shamans know, the species barrier is porous. But how does it feel to commute across it? In this exhilarating metaphysical white-knuckle ride Geen takes us into the other worlds that crouch, slink and bark around us. It's an audacious tour de force that will leave you reeling with ontological vertigo." --Charles Foster, author of THE BEAST WITHIN

"Kit is a fascinating protagonist, and the descriptions of the animal lives she "lives" are wonderfully detailed." --Library Journal

"A compulsively readable sci-fi thriller . . . fantastic . . . The Many Selves of Katherine North would be an accomplishment from any writer, but the fact that this book comes from a first-time novelist is simply astonishing. Emma Geen has built a vivid and wildly engaging world around an incredibly compelling protagonist, creating a piece of work that transcends genre. No qualifiers are needed; this is a great book, full stop." --The Maine Edge

"Dizzyingly original." - The Observer

"Compelling." - Psychology Today

"Ambitious . . . fascinating . . . Geen's descriptions of what it might be like to inhabit the bodies of, variously, foxes, spiders and octopuses are work the price of the book alone." - The Guardian