“‘Iphigenia’ has all the hallmarks of an incredibly promising voice that already evinces a bold, restrained, and scrupulous mind at work. Here the ideas of family and love are exploded with kaleidoscopic tenderness, where attention to detail and the dexterity of language is, refreshingly, of the utmost priority. But mostly, this writer knows, to the bone, how to look at the world and not turn away—even when it burns, which is the highest mark any writer can possess.”