'A thrillingly inventive collection of stories about alienation and longing and dread. Stuart Evers writes with great subtlety about all the ways we estrange ourselves from the people we love and about the rare moments of grace in which we somehow stumble home again.'
Jenny Offill, author of Dept. of Speculation
'Wit is a precision weapon, and Stuart Evers is astonishingly precise. It takes an enormous and well calibrated brain to put together a collection like Your Father Sends His Love. It is one of the funniest - savagely funny, tenderly funny - and therefore one of the most moving, books I've read in a long time.'
Teju Cole, author of Open City