“What's not to love about this intricately imagined and altogether delightful first novel?...No One Thinks of Greenland is that rarest of first-novel achievements:an across-the-board success.” —Esquire

“A powerful look at the madness of war and its aftermath...Griesemer has created a poignant novel, with a soupçon of sassy and irreverent humor.” —The Denver Post

“We are in the military screw-up novel....No One Thinksof Greenland contributes wit and wildness of its own, sharpened by the author's gait, all verve and jolt....He hurtles us right in....Griesemer has written a novel with a distinctive cutting vision [and] alluring puzzlement.” —The New York Times Book Review

“Dramatic...mystery spiced with romance.” —Chicago Tribune

“Griesemer proceeds to savagely send up the military... No One Thinks of Greenland effectively skewers the excesses of the early Cold War mentality.” —The Washington Post Book World

“A fever-dream of a novel, destined to become a Cold War classic.” —John Sayles

“An intelligent first novel....The book recalls the topsy-turvy military worlds of Catch-22 and M*A*S*H.... Compelling.” —Publishers Weekly

“This is a terrific--possibly great--first novel....A quirky, affecting, and powerful read.” —Booklist (starred review)

“A terrific and compelling first novel, haunting andbeautifully imagined, that hovers between the real and the apocalyptic. Griesemer pulls off the enviable trickof creating a place that gradually becomes a place werecognize from our dreams.” —George Saunders

“Absolutely the best tragicomic literary war candy since Terry Southern's Dr. Strangelove. Literary hijinks laced with the cyanide of truth.” —Tom Paine