Dylan Palmer
A unforgiving, unrelenting punch-drunk hurricane of a book. It does not treat the readers as if they were born yesterday because why should it? It grips a hold of you and if you don't like the vulgarness then it will happily show you the door. A harsh realisation for sure, but akin to other great American writers who have trodden similar paths, it sets you up for a fantastical experience of the inner and real workings on the underbelly of the USA.
A unforgiving, unrelenting punch-drunk hurricane of a book. It does not treat the readers as if they were born yesterday because why should it? It grips a hold of you and if you don't like the vulgarness then it will happily show you the door. A harsh realisation for sure, but akin to other great American writers who have trodden similar paths, it sets you up for a fantastical experience of the inner and real workings on the underbelly of the USA.