The Observer: Spud is thicker than water →

June 28, 2003
The Guardian
The Observer review

“Ozeki shows more courage than most in melding a well-crafted, often comic story of the personal with the political.”
— The Observer

The Village Voice: The Hunger Artists

March 25, 2003
The Village Voice
The Hunger Artists
Joy Press

“All Over Creation resembles a Robert Altman film, all the characters bustling in their own orbits until they gracefully veer into each other. ”
— Joy Press, The Village Voice

Los Angles Times: Cracking their moral fiber →

March 23, 2003
Los Angles Times
Cracking their moral fiber
Michael Harris

“Ozeki is a gifted storyteller. All Over Creation buzzes and blooms with the cross-pollination of races and subcultures, death and birth, betrayal and reconciliation, comedy and tragedy.”
— Michael Harris, Los Angles Times

San Francisco Chronicle: The Farmer's Daughter Comes Home. March 16, 2003, Josh Emmons. →

March 16, 2003
San Francisco Chronicle
The Farmer's Daughter Comes Home
Josh Emmons

“a triumph...at once educational and entertaining, with multidimensional characters and an engaging narrative voice”
— Josh Emmons, Josh Emmons

New York Times: Instead of Potatoes →

“Ozeki has written a book where dread and hope coexist. Neither is given short shrift or magicked away.”
— Claire Dederer, New York Times

March 16, 2003
New York Times
Instead of Potatoes
Claire Dederer