Title: Gross and grossly inaccurate
Product review: It seems that ms Brite got stuck after the beauty and decay of her previous books. The only way to go was sicker, more graphic and more often. I found this book unpleasant and unpleasantly real but fortunately her descriptions of corpse dissection were so inaccurate that I was able to dismiss the entire composition. Anyone who thinks you can "lift out the intestines like a pile of warm sausages" or remove the heart and lungs through the diaphragm without batting an eyelid has obviously failed in her research......take it from one who knows....a postmortem/autopsy is strenuous and time consuming and...yes it makes a mess. Its all quite tightly bound together beneath the skin and fascia. So, this is a product of a sad mind...desperate to shock in any way she can, and shock she does but without literary merit and without credibility.
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