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The Rib From Which I Remake the World; By Ed Kurtz
Topic Started: Jan 18 2017, 01:19 AM (122 Views)
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In a small, rural Arkansas town in the midst of World War II, hotel house detective George “Jojo” Walker wearily maintains the status quo in the wake of personal devastation. That status quo is disrupted when a hygiene picture roadshow rolls into town with a controversial program on display and curious motives in mind. What begins with a gruesome and impossible murder soon spirals into hallucinatory waking nightmares for Jojo—nightmares that converge with his reality and dredge up his painful, secret past. Black magic and a terrifying Luciferian carnival boil up to a surreal finale for the town of Litchfield, when truth itself unfurls and Jojo Walker is forced to face his own identity in ways he could never have expected.
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Very intriguing
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The synopsis is a bit wobbly but the title's fantastic.
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I think I'm going to give this a try. Without realizing it, I have been a little curious about a lot of the publishers' books, but there has always been something a little off about how they're pitched. They do a lot of unusual horror, so I want to give them a try eventually. This seems like a good candidate, because I will give anything noir more than a fair shot.
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