George Saunders: "For more than a decade, George Saunders has been the best short-story writer in English--not 'one of,' not 'arguably,' but the Best.... George's work is a stiff tonic for the vapid agony of contemporary living--great art from the greatest guy," Mary Karr wrote.
Hilary Mantel: "[She] is a novelist of great power, wit and intelligence, one of the finest now writing in England.... Her two hefty volumes on Thomas Cromwell... have captured the British reading public and carried off all the prizes with the vigor of the narrative and minutely evoked detail of Cromwell's day-to-day life," wrote Claire Tomalin.
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