Doug Gibson writing for The Ogden Standard-Examiner writes:


"There are amusing anecdotes in Death of a Disco Dancer, but it’s at heart a bittersweet tale. When you live too long, death is demeaning, and taxing for those who love you the most. And it’s a challenge to find the good in that stranger who once loved you, so reach out at every shard of memory that offers a glimpse of their humanity."


My favorite line in the review is its very first:


"There’s good Mormon fiction out there. If you know where to look for it. (Hint: It’s not at Deseret Book)."