Title: The best horror writer out there
Product review: Compelling, believable characters, woven into a mini-epic, a story that feels ancient yet transposed into the present day. The main character is likeable and complex, yet ultimately evil. His writing most resembles that of Roger Zelazny in its economy and suggestive weight - in other words, craft, something sorely lacking in these days of 1000-page "novels".
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