“Shipley's Terminal Park pounds fiction into entirely new shapes. Disintegrating and blissful. Highly Recommend.” —Tony Burgess, author of Pontypool Changes Everything
“Gary J. Shipley's writing has a way of making every form he works within advance, in an overarching sense, such that the next exciting thing you read, no matter how advanced, is rendered a jalopy.” —Dennis Cooper, author of The Marbled Swarm
“The world is a void and there are no more prophets left to serve. There is still vision, however, and Shipley's is one we might all surrender to.” —Travis Jeppesen, author of The Suiciders
Terminal Park by Gary J. Shipley is one of the strangest and most affecting philosophical horror novels I have ever read. Great books teach me how to write. I learn and am inspired by them. Very rarely do I read something so fresh in its attack on story and prose that it makes me wonder why I even try to write anything at all. --Joshua Dysart, author of Violent Messiahs and Harbinger
“Shipley's writing is important because it's a fearless attempt to advance the art of literature, to force us to breathe something, to drown in something, to bloody our hands. It's an unforgettable experience.” —3:AM Magazine
