"Maria Dong's Psychopomp is science fiction at its best, exploring questions large and small about how we structure our society, extract resources from nature, and survive as individuals." —Yume Kitasei, author of The Deep Sky

"This is a smart, sharp book whose dark vision of the future feels mirror-perfect to our current system." —Aimee Ogden, author of Emergent Properties

"Flawed characters, mystery and paranoia. Secrets unravel piece by piece in this richly drawn and complex sci-fi thriller." —Ai Jiang, Nebula and Bram Stoker Award-winning author of Linghun

"Claustrophobic and intense, Psychopomp is a riveting story about courage and self belief." —Eliane Boey, author of Club Contango

"Fierce, febrile, austere, and melancholy, Psychopomp keeps you rooting (and afraid) till the very end." —C. S. E. Cooney, World Fantasy Award-winning author of Saint Death's Daughter

"Psychopomp proves once again that there's no better author than Dong to both bring us into the labyrinth of the human mind and guide us out again." —Elaine U. Cho, author of Ocean's Godori

"Psychopomp pulls you into a world of secrets, lies, paranoia, and hallucinations, but it also thrums with moments of transcendent beauty. This is a book that will have you helplessly reading deep into the night." —Jennifer Hudak, short fiction author

"A riveting page-turner. Dong is clearly a master of the craft, skillfully infusing science fiction with the harsh realities of work exploitation and mental breakdown." —Renan Bernardo, Nebula and Ignyte award finalist author of Disgraced Return of the Kap's Needle

"A cinematic sci-fi thriller that cleverly combines action with tension, and certainty with doubt. A cast of complex characters propel the reader along a journey of secrets and self-discovery." —Catherine McCarthy, author of Mosaic and The House at the End of Lacelean Street

"Psychopomp is a gripping deep-space thriller packed with tension and inhabited by complex characters exploring how to live in a world designed to oppress and use them." —Angela Sylvaine, author of Frost Bite

"Psychopomp is brutal, intense, and breathtakingly introspective. Beautifully written and full of cosmic emotional gravity, this shadowy sci-fi world comes alive with vast twisting secrets and darkly intricate characters." —Amanda Cecelia Lang, author of Saturday Fright at the Movies