Christine

This explains so much

Revisado: 08-09-10

I spent years trying to fit into a conservative world, and it just made me crazy. Listening to Moe’s experience of trying to force himself into the world of conservatism I understood why. The harder he tried the more hostile he became. No matter how hard he tried to focus on simple “family values” his intellect rebelled. After awhile it just hurts “physically and psychically” to continue trying to make the complicated difficult world simple.

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Good, but not for the squeamish or self-righteous

Revisado: 05-23-10

Bazell's style is brash bordering on poetic. He grabs your attention and never lets go with an equally endearing and unnerving anti-hero who drops the f-bomb in ways that are truly creative yet loves with unreserved devotion. However, brace yourself for gore and violence on a scale that makes Steven King look like a debutante. What is worse though, is that Bazell describes the circumstances and his main character with a grudging sympathy that slips past his reader's moral-guards to make them see the world and heart of Peter Brown in a way which makes all of his acts of gruesome violence seem entirely reasonable if not laudable. You will come away thoroughly entertained, a little grossed out and slightly worried for your own soul.

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