"A vertiginous, disorienting thrill ride that marks the emergence of an excellent new voice." — Hal Niedzviecki
"Into the Current is a tornado of a quarter-life-crisis novel: a fast paced, funny, philosophical, international, unforgettable romp through sex, death, regret, and all the other small-and-large moments that make up a life cleverly remembered." — Todd Babiak
"The novel’s prose and structure, even its typography, are inventive. An incisive novel on gender and what it means to truly love someone." — The Globe and Mail
"Young has found a way to write what we are thinking, but don’t know quite how to say ourselves." — Atlantic Books Today
"With deft, addictive prose and description that is rich in all the right ways and places, Young’s narrative will affect anyone with even the tiniest penchant for self-reflective nostalgia." — Quill & Quire
"Philosophical, disturbing, and funny." — Ottawa Citizen
"It's an audacious concept, and debut author Young admirably runs with it to great effect. This novel is unquestionably a great deal of fun and a terrific read." — Publishers Weekly
