"Teran spins an intimate story of love, memory, and familial betrayal that doubles as an engrossing examination of America’s legacy of racism, covert violence, and institutional manipulation. It’s a knockout."
Publishers Weekly *Starred Review*
"Librarians and readers seeking a novel charged with the politics, culture, revolutionary changes, and life-altering moments within different strata of American society will find Burn Everything Then Forget It especially suitable for book club and reading group discourses about the future of a nation and those whose pasts and ideals affect its progression."
Midwest Book Review
"Burn Everything Then Forget It opens with violence and never lets up. Teran isn’t interested in nostalgia or crime fictionhe wants his Bronx to be angry, unstable, bruised and bruising. And he succeeds."
San Diego Book Review
"This book will appeal to those readers interested in recent American history, as many scenes of the protests and descriptions of the locality may be familiar, especially to New Yorkers."
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