Weston Cutter (who interviewed me for
HTMLGIANT) had some
very nice things to say about Critique of Pure Reason over at Corduroy Books:
I guess the thing is that the title’s not cutesy: this is a book
ultimately addressing or attempting to engage with aesthetic and
emotional concerns through the bakery or shop or kiosk of math or logic
or reason, and I’ll here cop to a pretty firm readerly hunger for such
moves, and Blackwell (as he did with Shadow Man, which was a genre-breaking thing as well) delivers. Again.
Thanks, Weston!
