Praise for THE SOUTHERN REACH TRILOGY:

?I?m loving the Southern Reach Trilogy ? Creepy and fascinating? Stephen King

?Hauntingly weird and brilliantly new ? These are contemporary masterpieces and career-defining novels? Adam Robert, Books of the Year, Guardian

?This trilogy is a modern mycological masterpiece ? Remarkable ? Tense, eerie and unsettling ? VanderMeer writes much better prose than Poe ever did ? This is genuinely potent and dream-haunting writing. VanderMeer has arrived? Guardian

?A teeming science fiction that draws on Conrad and Lovecraft alike ? Annihilation shows signs of being the novel that will allow VanderMeer to break through to a new and larger audience? Sunday Telegraph

?A lasting monument to the uncanny ? You find yourself afraid to turn the page? Guardian

?VanderMeer?s novel is a psycho-geographical tour de force, channelling Ballard and Lovecraft to instil the reader with a deep, delicious unease? Financial Times

?What a haunting book this is, lodging deep in the memory in similar fashion to otherworldly classics such as David Lindsay?s A Voyage To Arcturus ? Annihilation is so disquietingly strange as to defy summarisation. Read it? Daily Mail

?Astonishing, frightening, spectacular ? I hope the trilogy will come to be seen not only as the instant sci-fi classic it is, but also as Literature? New Statesman

?Immersive, insightful and often deeply bloody creepy, this is a startlingly good novel ? A major work? ***** SFX Magazine

?A tense and chilling psychological thriller about an unravelling expedition and the strangeness within us. A little Kubrick, a lot of Lovecraft, the novel builds with an unbearable tension and claustrophobic dread that lingers long afterwards. I loved it? Lauren Beukes

?Original and beautiful, maddening and magnificent? Warren Ellis

Jeff VanderMeer is an award-winning novelist and editor. His fiction has been translated into twenty languages and has appeared in the Library of America?s American Fantastic Tales and in multiple year?s-best anthologies. He writes non-fiction for the Washington Post, the New York Times Book Review, the Los Angeles Times, and the Guardian, among others. He grew up in the Fiji Islands and now lives in Tallahassee, Florida, with his wife.