Review of The Good by Gregory Hayman on his blog
I saw this on Facebook and had to share it.
“The book is well crafted with a poetic (in all senses of the word) that infuses every line.”
And the mind-blowing…
“…there is in McVeigh the possibility of becoming the new Edmund White, but a White for the twenty-first century and McVeigh’s sense of restraint in his writing together with a refusal to sentimentalise casts him as a potential literary force to be reckoned with.”
Click here to read the full review.
Currently shortlisted for The Polari Prize
Chosen as Brighton’s City Reads 2016
Shortlisted: The Guardian’s ‘Not The Booker’ Prize
Shortlisted: The Authors’ Club Best First Novel Award
Finalist for The People’s Book Prize
ELLE Magazine Best Books of 2015
The Good Son 