nothing is what it seems in Riptide, both due to the sources of violence and to the magical realism that Rosson uses with a magically deft touch.” – Full Review The Register-Guard | Brian Juenemann – “Rubbing shoulders with indie literati” – Full Article.Foreword Reviews (5/5 Hearts) – “An exquisitely honed, beautifully written novel.” Full Review.Publisher’s Weekly (Starred review) – “A striking novel” Full Review.Rosson’s voice is sure his characters are vividly, heartbreakingly human in their flaws and foibles and relationships and his plot rolls relentlessly along, growing ever more nerve-wracking until the final, completely unsettling chapter. God damn, if this isn’t made into a movie it’s a crying shame.” – Full Review Meanwhile, people like Rosson are putting out gripping, illustrative books like The Mercy of the Tide. I’ve read books that are “successful” and they’re lost on me. It’s kind of like music in the sense of I don’t know why some albums get popular acclaim and others fall through the cracks. Razorcake Magazine | Kurt Morris – “The world of publishing is strange.Razorcake Magazine | Matthew Hart – “ The Mercy of the Tide is intense and beautiful, epically sad yet restorative like all great novels are.NPR Books | Jason Heller – “Rosson is a talent to be watched, and Riptide is one of the most immersive fictional settings in recent memory.” – Full Review.Le Guin’s short story collection “ Searoad,” Brian Doyle’s “ Mink River” or Keith Rosson’s “ The Mercy of the Tide.” All are set in fictional Oregon coastal communities. The Oregonian | Amy Wang – “For a true literary beach escape, seek out copies of Ursula K.
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