Love at First Book: Hooked right away with Nao’s story →

“Wow, Ruth Ozeki, you hooked me right away with Nao’s story. A Tale for the Time Being by Ruth Ozeki was very different from what I expected … but it was amazing.”
— Rebecca Scaglione, Love at First Book

March 12, 2013
Love at First Book
A Tale for the Time Being by Ruth Ozeki – Book 81
Rebecca Scaglione

WaPo: A tantalizing narration that brandishes mysteries →

“As contemporary as a Japanese teenager’s slang but as ageless as a Zen koan, Ruth Ozeki’s new novel combines great storytelling with a probing investigation into the purpose of existence.

… This erudite ­author knows that in the end, the most important truths are simple.”
— Wendy Smith, The Washington Post

March 10, 2013
The Washington Post
‘A Tale for the Time Being,’ by Ruth Ozeki
Wendy Smith

The Independent: Opening Schrödinger's lunchbox →

“Links have been made between [Buddhism and quantum physics] before, but seldom can they have been intertwined with such emotive power and linguistic grace as Ruth Ozeki manages in this funny, heartbreaking, moving and profound novel.”
— Doug Johnstone, The Independent

Toronto Star: a magical narrative →

“Ruth Ozeki folllows her much-admired My Year of Meats with a magical narrative, A Tale for the Time Being, that dances in all worlds at once. ”
— Nancy Wigston, The Toronto Star

March 8, 2013
The Toronto Star
A Tale for the Time Being by Ruth Ozeki: Review
Nancy Winston

As the Crowe Flies (and Reads!): Where distance and time are mutable →

“I’ve rarely encountered a novel that has made me think about our world quite as much as this one has, where distance and time are mutable depending on the observer, and what is a reader if not the ultimate observer?”

March 7, 2013
As the Crowe Flies (and Reads!)
A Tale for the Time Being by Ruth Ozeki