Title: A unique read
Product review: "Being Dead" is unlike any other work of fiction I have read. It begins with the murder of Joseph and Celice in the dunes of Baritone Bay, the spot where they consummated their love thirty years ago. As their bodies begin to decay, Crace describes that fateful day in reverse chronological order, intercutting the story of their meeting thirty years before. Flashes to the present update the reader, with graphic detail, on the increasing decomposition of Joseph and Celice, and the search their daughter Syl begins for her missing parents. "Being Dead" is a truly unique book; it rather defies classification. Perhaps in the "Brilliant" or "Haunting" sections.
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