"Readers will
find Crazy Razor an intriguing, compelling, yet disturbing book. A
novel grounded in a solid base of reality. And one well worth
reading."
-Mike McGreehan, Correspondent, Monclarion and Piedmonter newspapers and insidebayarea.com
"I opened Crazy
Razor up as we took off, and closed
it as we were arriving back at Oakland airport one week later. I couldn’t
put it down. I was absolutely floored that I read every line of the
entire book (in less than a year to boot) and didn’t have my normal trouble
reading it.
Loved it. Thanks. My wife said that it
must have been that the subject was on my mind and very familiar to me, but I
think it was more than that…. Levin did a good job. He sucked me in and
held me there, then spit me out at the end."
-Dennis Giacovelli, Director at Large, Vietnam
Veterans of Diablo Valley
"Through Levin's writing, everybody can know
more about the perspective of the war, people and the life at that time. His
writing is a bridge between the past and present. People cannot live at
the present without the past. It is precious to read it...Vietnam is not
only the war country of the past but is now the peaceful and beautiful country
as well."
-N. Hoang, Hanoi
"Crazy
Razor is much more interesting than I was expecting because Levin's
emphasis is on the dark recesses of human nature within the context of such an
ugly war rather than on strategies, and tactics. I could not put it down. It is a profound book about the motives we
use to justify our actions, the ugliness of war and the latitude it gives
people to be at their very worst."
-S. Reynolds, Ph. D, Clinical Psychologist
"Levin deftly explores the nature of man amidst the chaos and horror of war. And while the main character is no prince charming, Crazy Razor demonstrates with stark clarity that the real villain in war is war itself."
-R. Fahr, Alive,
August 2013
