“This novel is a Whisky Sour. Approach with caution, and delight.”
Review Category: Stealing Dad
“Funny, sad and full of beautiful writing.” The Observer
Irish Times on STEALING DAD, GREECE, CATASTROPHES & CORRUPTION
Telegraph Magazine feature: I WAS BANNED FROM MY FATHER’S FUNERAL
The Literary Review
Telegraph review of Stealing Dad
A wild road-trip with your father’s corpse? It’s quite the story Stealing Dad, the fifth novel by Sofka Zinovieff, is a well-crafted caper in which an artist’s many children bond over his dead body When Sofka Zinovieff’s beloved father died in 2021, she and her five siblings were told that they weren’t allowed to attend
Esther Freud review of Stealing Dad
Moving, funny and unexpectedly joyful, I became immersed in the tangled skeins of this unwieldy family coming to terms with their loss
Juliet Stevenson review of Stealing Dad
A glorious read
Julia Samuel review of Stealing Dad
Stealing Dad contributes to a vital and much-needed conversation about grief and funerals. A novel that scrutinises some of our most raw emotions with honesty and humour