"Hurray for Sue Lange's kick ass feminist science fiction!"
— Marleen Barr, New York Review of Science Fiction, Sept. 2005
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"I found it exciting and thought provoking."
— Dan Hollifield, Aphelion
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"Lange writes with undeniable energy..."
— Lynn Nicole Louis, SFReader.com
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"Tritcheon Hash is a wild, good read, with special appeal for fans of science fiction or gender studies."
— S. Ardrian, Fearless Books
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"...funny, sobering, delightful feminist sci-fi satire"
— (four out of five stars) Sharon Shulz-Elsing, Curled up with a Good Book
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"Sue Lange hits hard, plays rough, and charms - just like her unforgettable character, Tritcheon Hash"
— Shawn P. Cormier, The Eternal Night
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"If this book is an indication of where Lange is headed with her writing, I suspect she's going to be getting an increasing amount of attention as she goes."
— A.L. Sirois, Far Sector
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"There never seems to be enough good science fiction satire on the market, so it's pleasing to see a taleneted new writer entering the field."
— Michael D. Pederson, Nth Degree
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"A fun read."
— Ron Clarke, Watt's Out
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"...well-written, fast-paced social satire...a solid story."
— Jo Brooks, Fantastica Daily
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"Well written and entertaining, if a bit over the top at times."
— tc, sfbook.com
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"TRITCHEON HASH is a good read for those who either really love Sci Fi and want to read something a little bit different or really hate it and want to see it ripped apart with the weapon of satire."
— Deian Vincent, New Hope International Review Online
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"Tritcheon Hash is a very funny book."
— Sarah Meador, Rambles
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"Sue Lange has written a fun, satirical and often funny feminist science fiction story...plenty of action"
— Moira Richards, Women Writers
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"BUY IT? yep. Do it, do it now."
— Sarah Dobbs, SCIFANTASTIC
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"...really sharp satire"
— Paul Lappen, blether
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"...there's far more going on her than jlust witty asides and daffy quips. There are keen insights regarding human nature, irrespective of gender..."
— Dragon's Breath
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"Sue Lange's novel is refreshingly differentÑirreverent and told in a confident, sarcastic voice..."
— Broadsheet, newsletter for Broad Universe
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