“For starters, Lee Upton’s novel Tabitha, Get Up is funny—really, really funny... You’re going to love this book.”--David Ebenbach
“It’s Lee Upton’s best, funniest, and most ingenious work of fiction yet. Which is to say, it’s the best, funniest, most ingenious work of fiction you’ll read this year, and most other years, too.”---Brock Clarke
“Riding herd, Upton wrangles a novel that writes itself and rights itself.”--Michael Martone
“Smart, funny, crazy in the best sense, and a total joy!”--Iris Smyles
"A delightfully meta novel about a woman writing her way out of calamity."--Kirkus Reviews
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“The characters in Wrongful have questions—lots of them—and Upton delivers the answers. In good time. After leading us on a merry chase over the roads of professional jealousy pockmarked with Schadenfreude and a generous dollop of snark. All the reasons you read a novel for, really."—Bathsheba Monk
“Nimble, funny, playful, versatile Lee Upton has long been one of my favorite writers, and what a multilayered treat Wrongful is. Here we have all the usual joys of Upton’s prose—clever dialogue; great tonal range; psychological subtlety; a wit that’s razor-sharp without ever feeling mean-spirited—in service of a well-made and engrossing murder mystery."
—Michael Griffith
“This book is addictive. Lee Upton has created a world of characters you won’t want to say goodbye to. Her writing is sharp, surprising, and entertaining. I love Wrongful for its humor and wisdom, but also for the characters that keep you guessing.”—Olivia Clare Friedman
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