"The Incurables is terse, sparse and brutal, yet strangely touching at times. Another winner from the Bassoff pen." —William Meikle

"Imagine One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest as re-written by Elmore Leonard. A mesmerizing novel." —Ken Bruen, Shamus Award-winning author of The Guards

"The Incurables reads like an unhinged murder ballad. In it, Bassoff's crafted a violent—and oddly affecting—ode to the outcasts, the downtrodden, the broken, the grotesque, and the misunderstood." —Chris Holm, author of The Big Reap

"Bassoff’s crooked trip to hell is a powerful rumination on the beauty of the damned." —Joe Clifford, author of Junkie Love and Lamentation

"Jon Bassoff's The Incurables practically bleeds off the page with a dark poetry so intense that you can still feel it after your eyes are closed. It's the rarest type of novel that won't only sink its teeth into you, it will leave you relishing the scar." —Todd Robinson, author of The Hard Bounce

"A twisted tour through the asylum that Jon Bassoff calls his mind. The Incurables is filled with the mad and desperate, but ultimately it’s the humanity that Bassoff finds in his broken characters that sets this novel apart. Don’t get me wrong though, The Incurables is certifiably insane—and I mean that in the best possible way." —Johnny Shaw, Anthony Award-winning author of Big Maria