The Twenty-Year Death in the NY Times

"Writers who pay homage to their literary deities by imitating their idiosyncratic voices and distinctive styles usually end up looking like kids playing dress-up in their parents’ clothes. Which makes the stunt Ariel S. Winter pulls off in “The Twenty-Year Death” — three loosely linked but self-­contained novels set in consecutive decades and written in the manner of Georges Simenon, Raymond Chandler and Jim Thompson — all the more extraordinary."

Read the NY Times' fantastic write-up of The Twenty-Year Death here.