Has Anyone Read "Last Things" or "Ordinary Horror" by David Searcy?

[Eviebae]

Apocalyptic fiction. This is the first horror to give me the same thrill that Lovecraft used to (I've read them all too much to get that now). You have to trust that it's not all a dream or an illusion and you have to figure out what's happening. They are both difficult books, but I really liked them. I wish I could discuss them with someone though.

They are difficult in that he he tells you everything, but doesn't spoon feed you. In Last Things sometimes he even forgoes the he saids she saids.

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[leoholmes]

Last Things was long-winded and verbose but still compelling and enjoyable. The first chapter was outstanding and explains what you are in for in a unique and interesting way. Unfortunately, the rest of the book doesn't completely deliver. It's frustrating to read long passages about waiting for a fish to bite in excruciating detail and then have major plot points purposefully obscured or just never explained.

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