Gary J. Shipley – Terminal Park

​“Shipley’s Terminal Park pounds fiction into entirely new shapes. Disintegrating and blissful. Highly Recommend.” 
​​—Tony Burgess, author of Pontypool Changes Everything

“Gary J. Shipley’s writing has a way of making every form he works within advance, in an overarching sense, such that the next exciting thing you read, no matter how advanced, is rendered a jalopy.”
​​—Dennis Cooper, author of The Marbled Swarm

“The world is a void and there are no more prophets left to serve. There is still vision, however, and Shipley’s is one we might all surrender to.”
​​—Travis Jeppesen, author of The Suiciders

Terminal Park by Gary J. Shipley is one of the strangest and most affecting philosophical horror novels I have ever read. Great books teach me how to write. I learn and am inspired by them. Very rarely do I read something so fresh in its attack on story and prose that it makes me wonder why I even try to write anything at all. 
​​–Joshua Dysart, author of Violent Messiahs and Harbinger

“Shipley’s writing is important because it’s a fearless attempt to advance the art of literature, to force us to breathe something, to drown in something, to bloody our hands. It’s an unforgettable experience.”
​​—3:AM Magazine