Transcendent Kingdom: Shortlisted for the Women's Prize for Fiction 2021 (Hardback)

'I would say that Transcendent Kingdom is a novel for our time (and it is) but it is so much more than that. It is a novel for all times. The splendor and heart and insight and brilliance contained in the pages holds up a light the rest of us can follow.' - Ann Patchett

'Absolutely transcendent. A gorgeously woven narrative about a woman trying to survive the grief of a brother lost to addiction and a mother trapped in depression while pursuing her ambitions. Not a word or idea out of place. Completely different from Homegoing. THE RANGE. I am quite angry this is so good.' - Roxane Gay

'With deft agility and undeniable artistry, Gyasi's latest is an eloquent examination of resilient survival.' - Booklist

'Meticulous, psychologically complex ... At once a vivid evocation of the immigrant experience and a sharp delineation of an individual's inner struggle, the novel brilliantly succeeds on both counts.' - Publishers Weekly, starred review

'Gyasi's second novel, Transcendent Kingdom, is a very different book, and, I think, a better one - contemporary, personal, acutely focused on a single family, and intensely felt.' - The New Yorker

'The range Gyasi displays in just two books is staggering.' - USA Today

'Remarkable, a devastating account of America ... explores horror without ever losing sight of humanity or hope.' - The Sunday Times on Homegoing

'A stirringly gifted writer. It's impossible not to admire the ambition and scope of Homegoing.' - The New York Times

'If you want to know why the world is this way, try this book for starters.' - Naomi Alderman, author of The Power