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In fact while it paints a very dark picture, and while it has a brilliantly blase attitude to religion and killing as its prime quality, it isn't particularly gruesome and horrific. A lot is left to the imagination, and we can read this without strengthening the stomach with a fifth of whiskey beforehand. It's a noteworthy debut novel, and this author's Ohio and Virginia are, to repeat, places worth going to - in his fiction and nohow else.

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