"Flipping through the pages, one doesn’t know what to expect, whether it’ll be a heavy confession or something funny. Duden has a real knack for letting a single, unadorned detail carry an entire entry, resisting the urge to explain or embellish, making the journal feel more like a stack of confessionals not meant to be found. Letting the journal wander wherever its anonymous contributors take it is a structural risk the book handles well and that risk pays off." - Independent Book Review

"As contributors to the journal pen their experiences, perceptions, lives, and insights, readers receive an invigorating series of contrasts and insights into American life that come from interesting, unexpected points of view. Readers may not expect the scope and depth of these writings. Fictional though they may be, they capture segments of American society in interesting stages of questioning, flux, and realization that prove thought-provoking and unusual for their variety and viewpoints [...] Libraries and readers that choose Dear Denver will relish the opportunity to discuss the nature and depth of these connections in book clubs and reading groups." - Midwest Book Review

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