Ari Regon
Dark Factory reminds us that Kathe Koja is not only a great writer, but an important one. Bolstered by inventive audiovisual supplements, the book is both intimate and epic, an ensemble genre-bender that envisions new possibilities for the novel as narrative form. This is a daring work of multisensory and multimedia immersion, an exemplar of Koja’s career-long commitment to dissolving boundaries—between genres and delivery systems, between body and mind, between story and reader, between virtual and real. Thisis a propulsive, wickedly funny literary party; enter the Factory, lose yourself, and dance.”
-Mike Thorn, author of Shelter for the Damned, Darkest Hours, and Peel Back and See
