Comments on Jim Meirose's Work:

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Editors, Bluestem: "No one writes like Jim Meirose"

 ​​​​Irvine Welsh, author of Trainspotting:
" A good one is 'The Damned Eleven' by Jim Meirose. It is the best...incredible..."


​George Salis, Author of Sea Above, Sun Below and Editor of The Collidescope: 
"...superbly accomplished novel (Le Overgivers au Club de la Résurrection) ...will surely be one of the best novels you read this year."


​Tom Ball, Senior Editor, Fleas on the Dog.
"Meirose is a trickster stylist and while you might call him ‘Joycean’ his lyric signature is lighter and a little more playful than the author of ‘Ulysses’. His extraordinary word play is like listening to a dialect you don’t quite understand but from which you can nevertheless glean meaning."

​Norman Conquest, Editor, Black Scat Books:
"A magician’s hand is quicker than the eye, and the same is true of Meirose’s fiction. It’s experimental magic and I haven’t a clue how he does it."


​Rosemarie Tantra Bensko, author of The Agents of the Nevermind  psychological suspense series, and gold medal winning novelist:
"Meirose's prose pulses with life, infusing you with intensity of each moment arising surprised. "

​​Richard S. Bailey, author of Off on a Tangent and Tiresias Lies: The Insidious Plot of the Men with One Left Shoe :
"Jim Meirose is a writer of distinctive voice and vision"

​ ​​​Jane Rosenberg LaForge, author of An Unsuitable Princess and The Hawkman: A Fairy Tale of the Great War:
​"To read only one of Jim Meirose’s novels is to miss out on the scope and depth of his surreal vision"

Warwick Newnham,  contributing Editor for Experimental Discourse at OPEN: Journal of Arts & Letters:​"Like Ballard and Burroughs, Meirose works in the realm of literature as pure consciousness: a tour de force of post-modernist philosophy as writing."