The Last Night to Kill Nazis

"David Agranoff is a razor sharp writer, a storyteller with hard rock pacing, a magician of ideas... An idealist in hell." - John Shirley, cyberpunk legend and Screenwriter of The Crow

“A masterpiece of characterization, pacing, and atmosphere! In The Last Night to Kill Nazis, David Agranoff delivers a true page-turner that pits supernatural evil against even darker and more horrifying human evil in a story that hearkens back to the best of the classic World War II and horror movies—yet feels completely relevant today.” -James Chambers, Bram Stoker Award-Winning Author of On the Hierophant Road and On the Night Border

"A wonderful new voice." - Jeremy Robert Johnson, Author of The Loop

 "Agranoff brings Artist's eye and activist's fist to these chilling reports from our war on the natural world." -Cody Goodfellow, author of Unamerica

 "I’ve been a big fan of David Agranoff since his first novel The Vegan Revolution…with Zombies came out a few years ago through Eraserhead. The thing that always attracted me to Agranoff was his punk rock ethos, one he refuses to shed – a straight-edger with a penchant for violence and smart humor which permeated his fiction. He was always one of the bizarre writers I wanted to be myself Agranoff has many literary faces." -Chris Kelso, author of Message From the Slave State

"This is high concept genre fiction, people. Agranoff has performed alchemy on those late-night History Channel documentaries like The Nazis' Supernatural Weapons and crossed it with The A-Team on free-based cocaine. The Last Night to Kill Nazis makes Tarantino look like a punk for not taking Inglorious Basterds further than he did. This book is a possessed slaughterhouse of language and imagery, running off an engine of righteous anger and revenge. And we should be pleased. I know I am." -Kyle Winkler, author of The Nothing That Is and Boris Says the Words

"A brutal, bloody rampage, Agranoff has created great characters and daring storytelling. I guarantee you have never had so much fun seeing Nazis meeting their gruesome fates." –Tim Lebbon, The Last Storm