The Ennead (novel)

Kirkus Reviews states "though the playing out of her theme follows a standard outline, Mark's characters (including several memorable minor ones) are compellingly distinct, and her grim, dead-end village as real as the next one down the pike."^[2]

Greg Costikyan reviewed The Ennead in Ares Magazine #2 and commented that "The Ennead is not a nice novel; don't read it to the kiddies. It is, however, cleanly written, witty, and profoundly moving."^[1]

• Review by Pamela Cleaver (1979) in Foundation, #16 May 1979^[3]
• Review by Barbara Krasnoff (1980) in Future Life, June 1980
• Review by Richard E. Geis (1980) in Science Fiction Review, August 1980
• Kliatt^[4]