"The prose is conversational and alert, often wryly funny, and comfortable moving between high literary references and everyday speech. You-Gin One-Gin rewards readers who like catching allusions, but it doesn’t require specialized knowledge to follow the action. [...] This is a novel for readers who take pleasure in a story that knows it is being told and invites the audience to watch it happen. Robinson has penned a literary masterpiece." - Reader's Favorite

"I liked how Robinson lets Pushkin walk in and out of his own story, constantly poking at the thin wall between author and character, past and present. Sometimes it felt like sitting in the back row of a rehearsal where the playwright keeps changing lines on the fly, then turning to you to justify the change. That intimacy works. It made the classic material feel playful and modern. [...] If you are in the mood for literary metafiction that plays with a classic text, makes fun of academia, and is happy to chase a joke or an idea as far as it will go, then You-Gin One-Gin: Sort of a Novel is worth your time. Readers who enjoy experimental fiction, campus and sports stories with a twist, or who already have a soft spot for Eugene Onegin and Nabokov will probably get the most out of it." - Literary Titan

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