PRAISE FOR KRAKOW MELT:

“Strange, provocative, and daring: all adjectives that fit Daniel Allen Cox’s work. In Krakow Melt, the writer gets stranger, more provocative, and more daring. Best of all, he’s given us a novel that’s both thrilling and fun to read.”
—Scott Heim, author of Mysterious Skin and We Disappear

“I’ve been a fan of Daniel Allen Cox’s writing for some time, and in Krakow Melt the wit, punch, and sexual heat of Shuck return, revved up even more. As we read, we slip into a free zone of writing, almost as if the boundaries of the page had themselves slipped away and we were free to wander through Eastern Europe like natives, with the haunted and nomadic gaze of those on whom history has given up. Cox brings us a story of struggle, defeat, liberation, and love that I will never forget.”
—Kevin Killian, author of Spreadeagle and Impossible Princess

“Krakow Melt is Syd Barrett crossed with the Polish queer nation, a rollicking and heart-pounding urban jump through some grim realities and fine prose stylings.”
—Zoe Whittall, author of Bottle Rocket Hearts and Holding Still For As Long As Possible