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Review: "A savage Parade" is at times complex and the stoty line become extremely convoluted and unbelievable. Murray-Miller's use of imagery is unique, showing that as a writer he does have talent. However, over all the story does not come together very efficiently and can drag on. It appears that the author intends this book to be experiment in prose, imagery, and diction and sometimes the work can very touching (especially during certain family scenes) but despondency, nihilism, a decadence comes through with a louder voice in the writing, undermining any uplifting feeling the reader gets. The last two chapters are the best in the book but are removed from the story line themselves. This is a writer to watch for in the future but his first work seems to lack any feeling of harmony, good nature or cohesiveness.
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