Paul Di Filippo Reviews UNTIL THE LAST DOG DIES for LOCUS MAGAZINE

Paul Di Filippo, author of such high-octane Gonzo extravaganzas as THE STEAMPUNK TRILOGY, RIBOFUNK, and FRACTAL PAISLEYS, offers the following stellar review of my new novel, UNTIL THE LAST DOG DIES:

"Somewhere up on a cloud–or somewhere down in the abyss–the ghost of Lenny Bruce is leering approvingly upon Robert Guffey’s Until the Last Dog Dies, after which the savage shade will nod off with a spike in his arm. Guffey’s book is a rarity these days, the essence of satirical, no-holds-barred SF, hilariously mean-spirited and meaningfully disdainful. It’s a book that might have issued in an earlier era from the pens of William Tenn, Robert Sheckley, or Ron Goulart. At the same time, it’s a black tragedy with a tiny feather of hope wafting in its passage. You will laugh continuously while reading it, while simultaneously looking over your shoulder to see if the Thought Police are monitoring your reactions to this heretical screed."

To read the rest of Di Filippo's review, click HERE.