Absorbing and strangely satisfying. . . . The Fabric of Night breaks rules and gets away with it. It looks like a thriller, acts like a character study and leaves the reader pondering. -- The Washington Post Book World Brilliant. . . . A tour de force of anguish and release, as beautiful as it is horrifying. -- Minneapolis Star-Tribune Writing about madness isn't easy, and Peters captures the feeling with a disquieting intensity. -- The Miami Herald Christoph Peters decants questions about the nature of image, truth and art. . . . [ The Fabric of Night asks : ] Do we ever truly get outside of ourselves? -- San Francisco Chronicle