Kenneth Calhoun has published short fiction in The Paris Review, Tin House, and the 2011 Pen/O. Henry Prize Collection, among others. He has been awarded the Italo Calvino Prize for Fabulist Fiction and the Summer Literary Seminars/Fence Magazine fiction contest. He is a Graphic Design professor at Lasell College in Boston. Black Moon is his first novel.
Extraordinary... Horribly, terribly compelling -- Alison Flood * Sunday Times * Heartstopping * Guardian * Gripping... Terrifying yet terrific * Metro * Brilliant * Daily Mail * A gripping read... This is a book that will get you thinking – and thanking your lucky stars for a good night's sleep... I loved it -- Jenny Green * Sun * Calhoun’s prose is razor sharp, concise yet hauntingly descriptive... I wouldn’t be surprised if Black Moon turns out to be the best debut novel of 2014 -- Jim Dempsey * Bookmunch * The novel is a heart-stopping quest -- Guardian * David Barnett * Calhoun vividly depicts the societal collapse that results when people are no longer able to differentiate dreaming from reality... Skilled and polished -- James Lovegrove * Financial Times * Gripping... Terrifying yet terrific -- Anita Sethi * Metro * One of those perfectly simple concepts which can be summed up in a sentence. Great fun * Bookseller *