The Mind is a Razorblade

"With The Mind is a Razorblade, Max Booth III opens up with both barrels for a novel of unrelenting tension and extreme horror. Not for the faint-hearted."
--Jonathan Maberry, New York Times bestselling author of Fall of Night and V-Wars

"The Mind is a Razorblade reads like the novelization to an alternate universe version of Memento, one co-directed by early-career Cronenberg and Lynch. I mean that as a good thing. Obviously."
--Adam Cesare, author of Video Night, The Summer Job and Tribesmen

"Sharp and deadly--the mind is definitely a razor blade. Max Booth has created a dark, violent, and oddly touching novel. This powerful story is hard to put down and full of emotion--laughing one minute, cringing the next, and constantly glancing over your shoulder, wondering if those shadows moved again."
--Richard Thomas, author of Disintegration

"The Mind is a Razorblade assaults you from the very first word and never lets go. Chaotic, abrasive, and just a little bit psychotic, Max Booth III pulls you into the maelstrom. Unlike Dorothy, though, you won't be asking to go home. You'll be begging."
--Tim Marquitz, author of the Demon Squad books

"Max Booth III takes you on a journey built with the stuff of your nightmares and injected with a triple dose of noir, sci-fi and the deepest, darkest comedy. From the first page -- hell, the first sentence -- Booth assaults your senses with paranoia, action, and terror and he never lets up. The Mind is a Razorblade is a novel about love, identity, spiders and demons -- and it will kick your ass."
--Craig T. McNeely, The Pulp Chronicler

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