‘Blackly funny and insightful, Aneko Campbell’s writing is multi-layered and poignantly evocative of a bigger picture. Her characters are woven with dexterity and depict the many different faces that people present in life, revealing the resentments and insecurities that lie beneath the surface of us all.’
Laura Hird

‘Aneko Campbell’s fiction has a keen eye for the ironic. Her protagonists are richly explored, whether in a British doctor’s waiting room or a Chicago suburb, their frailties emerging incrementally. We see those around them often glancingly, often in a comic and ironic, even a sardonic light. The observation is sharp, and a sense of their realness and autonomy often emerges in spite rather than because of the protagonists’ perceptions of them.’
Christopher Meredith