Lambda

An accomplished, thought-provoking novel that is also darkly humorous. * The Sunday Times * Rife with suspense, intrigue and menace, the story is an allegory for current events that parallels books like Orwell's 1984 and Animal Farm. * Reading the West * Musgrave uses his tale to provide some affecting commentary on current political, emotional and health crises, as well as the future of technology. * Buzz Magazine * Literary SF at its best. * The Guardian * Ceaselessly inventive yet grounded in a world we recognise - an eloquent, insightful and funny demonstration the future is now. And always will be. * Richard Beard (The Day That Went Missing) * A science fiction novel not quite like any other I've read. * Ananyo Bhattacharya (The Man from the Future) * Part cyber-thriller, part sci-fi parable, part glorious social satire. * Tim Baker (Fever City) * A neat idea..... a scathing critique of the attitude towards migrants in Brexit Britain. * The Financial Times * Lambda harks back to the utopian preoccupations of early pioneers of the genre like Orwell or Zamiatin, leavening its tale with wry humour and quiet social commentary and satire that scores and hits the target with systematic ferocity..... Most definitely a novel of ideas, where the plot insidiously burrows into the reader's mind to unsettling effect. A fascinating curiosity and well worth the detour. * Maxim Jakubowski, CrimeTime *