Title: His worst by far
Product review: This is the first book by Clive Barker I haven't finished, and I have read all of his previous ones twice! Unlike any of his other books, I just didn't care what happened next, the main character was the most unlikeable one I have ever "encountered" and the whole story lacked coherence and most of all: a point. Definitely one for the fireplace. Unfortunately, his next one, "Galilee" is of similar un-Barker-esque pointlessness. How can you write "The Great and Secret Show" or "Weaveworld" and then churn out this tripe? Maybe he's been getting in touch with his "feminine" side too much?
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