A Gambler's Anatomy
"In his new novel, he seems to be channeling (and, as usual, transforming) both Thomas Pynchon and Ian Fleming…in short, just another day in Lethemland, as strange and wondrous in its way as anyplace imagined by L. Frank Baum." –Chicago Tribune
Dissident Gardens : a Novel
The New York Times Book Review – Yiyun Li: Dissident Gardens seamlessly weaves together three generations, yet it doesn't broadcast itself as a multigenerational epic, nor is it afflicted by the desire to pose as the next great American novel. It's an intimate book.
Chronic City : a Novel
Kirkus Reviews: One of America's finest novelists explores the disconnections among art, government, space travel and parallel realities, as his characters hunger for elusive meaning. Long associated with the borough of Brooklyn, Lethem (You Don't Love Me Yet, 2007, etc.) shifts to Manhattan in the indeterminate near future, ringing changes on the speculative science fiction […]