Hardcover, 272 pages
Published Oct. 11, 2016 by Skyhorse.
…but a lot of crazy fun. I’m a sucker for oral histories, and this one was never dull. Just suspend all disbelief going in and read it as a satire rather than horror.
Groooooooan. I originally DNFd this but I was bored and persuaded to finish it. This was so dumb. The decisions made by characters were beyond my ability to suspend my disbelief. And I just read Pet Sematary. I kept waiting for something. Some twist, some reveal. The closest thing we get is so eye rolley it’s insulting.
Barely “So-So”. Best way to describe this book. Not one likable character. Strange structure and style. The best part of the story is left unexplained, which takes away from its plausibility. If your in your late teens or early twenties now, maybe it’ll resonate more. For me though, pretty sad use of my time.
