Michael Schaffer
[A]cidly funny tale of aging and death...a marvelously crafted, tautly written novel...
Philadelphia Inquirer
Library Journal
Spark spikes the Geritol of a group of London senior citizens, who begin receiving anonymous phone calls reminding them that death is coming. These seemingly sweet old people, evidently, have some fairly dark pasts. Add in a dash of blackmail and a pinch of adultery, and you have some good, not-so-clean fun. Copyright 2000 Cahners Business Information.\
Alan Taylor
Scotland has created just three great novelists his names still resound around the globe. The first was Walter Scott…the original best seller. His heir was Robert Louis Stevenson…Then came Muriel Spark, whose wit and wisdom sparkle like a Cartier diamond…
Alan Taylor, ScotlandonSunday
Stephen Schiff
She had been a starving editor and writer in the classic style when success bonked her on the head in the late fifties…With Memento Mori, a complex, beautiful, and terrifyingly insightful novel about old age, which Graham Greene claimed 'has delighted me as much as any novel that I have read since the war.'
Stephen Schiff, The New Yorker