Michael W. Cuneo teaches at Fordham University. His research has been featured in media coast to coast. Also the author of the critically acclaimed American Exorcism and Almost Midnight, Cuneo divides his time between New York City and Toronto.
"Mesmerizing...Lucidly written and riveting as any horror novel, Cuneo's excursion into the darker paths of American faith offers a deeply disturbing, ironic vision." --Publishers Weekly (starred review) on American Exorcism"Cuneo is both a skeptical and sensitive observer." --The Nation on American Exorcism"An engaging and detailed document of a provocative subculture." --Kirkus Reviews on American Exorcism"Remarkable...a sweeping study of exorcism in contemporary America. The book reads like a novel...a wonderfully astute and readable dissertation on pop culture's manipulation of religion." --Booklist on American Exorcism"Vivid. Gripping. Undeniably potent. Almost Midnight barrels along like a hot rod on a twisty Ozarks road...a fast, furious read that leaves one plagued by disturbing toughts every time one manages to pause before turning another page." --The Kansas City Star on ALMOST MIDNIGHT"Crisp, informative and evocative . . . Compelling, vibrant, rich with winning details about scuffling life." --The Washington Post on ALMOST MIDNIGHT"Engrossing...disturbing noirish undertones and undeniable spiritual flair." --Kirkus Reviews on ALMOST MIDNIGHT"Cuneo handles these saints and sinners with equal aplomb." --Playboy on ALMOST MIDNIGHT"A richly detailed exploration...Cuneo's writing does not flinch." --St. Louis Post-Dispatch on ALMOST MIDNIGHT"Cuneo's detailed descriptions of the Ozarks' culture...vividly portrays this overlooked area of Americana." --Publishers Weekly on ALMOST MIDNIGHT
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