Georges Bataille meets David Lynch, but naked.
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A personal and vulnerable book written about art most people is familiar with.
A novel with a protagonist who's difficult to like, but impossible not to love.
Jordan Harper isn’t anything if he’s not visceral and this novel is just that.
A book so sincere and vibrant it might elicit traumatic memories for some, but I live to read books like this.
Josh Malerman is bold and fun and ambitious and sometimes he misses the target.
If you liked Negative Space, this is a loud and overbearing yes. Or like L.A Knight would say : YEAAAAAH
This review is dedicated to the memory of my dear friend Isaac Kirkman.
The (not so) sympathetic curmudgeon Dave Wakeland is handing a righteous ass-kicking to idealists.
