The amphibious cult classic: a magical tale of a suburban housewife’s affair with a frogman … ‘Disturbing but seductive … Wonderful.’ Margaret Atwood’Perfect.’ Max Porter’Still outpaces, out-weirds, and out-romances anything today.’ Marlon James’A feminist masterpiece: tender, erotic, singular.’ Carmen Maria Machado”Genius … A broadcast from a stranger and more dazzling dimension.’ Patricia Lockwood’Kind of weird and cool. ‘ Irvine Welsh’Genius … Like Revolutionary Road written by Franz Kafka … Exquisite.’ The Times’Incredibly liberates readers from the awfulness of convention to a state where weirdness and otherness are beautiful.’ Sarah Hall’A devastating fable of mythic proportions … Wondrously peculiar.’ Irenosen Okojie (foreword)Dorothy is a grieving housewife in the Californian suburbs; her husband is unfaithful, but they are too unhappy to get a divorce. One day, she is doing chores when she hears strange voices on the radio anno