COMMENTS ON THE AUTHOR’S WORKS

             Burton and Speke deserves the highest praise. It has a quality that is even rarer than excellence: it is a likable book, one of those uncommon novels that you will carry with you in your imagination long after turning the final page.      – The Nation

            In a Wild Sanctuary is sensitive and full of suspense. . . a superb and remarkable voyage into a world of psychological and social morality.  – Time

            Harrison is that rare novelist who can write equally well of action and ideas. – The New York Times

           He is not relating curious anecdotes; he’s creating a world. The Buddha in Malibu reminds us once more how truly big William Harrison’s talent is. – The Dallas Morning News

            Though the political geography of The Blood Latitudes may seem at times melodramatic Harrison presents it with a voice that is as compelling in its restraint as it is authentic in its details. – The Texas Observer

            Harrison is a compelling storyteller with a sure touch. – The Washington Post Book World

          Harrison’s characters live on the fringes of . . . illusion and personal disorientation… In each protagonist we catch a glimpse of American obsessions: our longing for fame, our preoccupation with the future, our confusion over love, and our raw ambitions. – Book Digest