The Hundred Brothers

ACCLAIM FOR DONALD ANTRIM’S THE HUNDRED BROTHERS

“Elegant, outrageously imagined, comic … Antrim exaggerates his narrator into hilarious existence.”

— The New Yorker

“Antrim deserves to be mentioned in the same breath as Pynchon, Heller, Vonnegut, and DeLillo. The Hundred Brothers is raucous and tender and suffused with intelligence of a most eclectic sort.”

— Detour magazine

“To read it is to enter a parallel universe somewhere between the worlds of myth and mammon.”

— Entertainment Weekly

“A fantasy that capers between atavistic ritual and inspired slapstick.”

— Time magazine

“Even as we laugh at the novel’s absurdity, at its brutal, skewering and amplified portrait of fraternity run amok, its madness rings both sad and disarmingly true.”

— Chicago Tribune