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Vampire Whores from Mars!

Posted March 24, 2014 in Audience, blog, Book launch, Creativity, Facebook, Fans, Fiction, Publication, Publicity, Vampires, Writing

Now what? It’s not that I don’t have anything to do. It’s just that, with my novel’s release day and launch event uncomfortably behind me, if I don’t… Read more »

Facebook vs The Novel

Posted January 16, 2014 in Arts, blog, Discipline, Facebook, Humor, Novels, Writing

I don’t suppose it’s news to anyone currently residing on Earth that there are people, hordes of the loony little buggers, who spend hours every week on Facebook…. Read more »

Ways of Leaving

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Chase Stoller is a beautifully mangled all-American mess. Jarrett’s ability to paint a picture of the tedium of small town America, and then to drop a character into this (Hannah) that’s right out of a Wyeth painting, well that sealed the deal for me. With pitch perfect dialogue and writing that felt like a perfect Indian summer day, "Ways Of Leaving" was that rare book that when I read the last word on the last page…I went back to page 1 and read it all over again.

Paul Hoppe, author of "The Curse of Van Gogh"

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Paul Hoppe, author of "The Curse of Van Gogh"

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It’s official: Grant Jarrett has created the most entertaining, existential anti-hero since Tony Soprano. Whether you’re laughing out loud or wincing in recognition, "Ways of Leaving" will impress you with its raw honesty, keen writing, and ultimately, its big heart.

Jess Riley, author of
"Mandatory Release and Driving Sideways", a Target bestseller

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Grant Jarrett's vividly-drawn characters, dark humor and empathetic voice build bridges that transport the reader through this inter-generational story of parents and siblings in which the desire for salvation is challenged by the equally powerful impulse for destruction. "Ways of Leaving" depicts a seemingly familiar world that becomes freshly discovered and understood in Jarrett's intricate telling.

Jon Reiner, author of "The Man Who Couldn't Eat"

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Jarrett's "Ways.." reminds me of Joseph Heller's work; dark, humorously demented, truthful; with unavoidable wit and insight.

Brett Cartwright

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[Ways of Leaving] is a tour de force by a highly skilled author who has had the integrity and skill to examine the human condition for what it is and yet still rejoice about it.

Seannachie

Amazon.co.uk

Grant Jarrett

A first-rate, deeply insightful, moving and painfully honest examination of human life which is also excruciatingly funny...

Seannachie

Amazon.co.uk

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It is the final scene that will literally take your breath away.

Barbara

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... an outstanding and devastating new novel ...

Independent Publisher

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... as heartbreaking as anything you will read in a novel this year.

Independent Publisher

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... a master class of fiction writing ...

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The fourth of five sons, I was born in Allentown, Pennsylvania to two emotionally scarred, terminally incompatible parents. From the moment we could say ouch...
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