Jack Cox was born and educated in Sydney. Dodge Rose is his first novel.
With so many factors at play in relatively few pages, somehow, this
densely allusive, rich and unusual anti-novel retains at all times
a sense of fun while remaining a gratifyingly challenging read.
*The Guardian*
This young Australian has evidently made a close study of James
Joyce and Samuel Beckett (and maybe of Henry Green) — and sets out
in his first novel to recover and extend their enchantments.
*The Millions*
Brilliant and dark, mysterious and immediate, moving and maddening,
disturbing and entertaining, this extraordinary first novel
compacts the histories of a continent and a family into a dazzle of
two hundred pages.
*Times Literary Supplement*
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