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A review by ezrasupremacy
Hey Boy by A. W. W. Bremont
4.0
book 11 for my october horror reading challenge
this was shockingly not the first book told in one single sentence that i’ve read, but that does not make it any less interesting of an experience.
since i’ve been reading lots of dennis cooper et al. these days the plot of this wasn’t shocking to me, but it was quite intense in a *certain* part, and i did enjoy the experimental writing with the repetitions etc.
it was also pretty entertaining to see the era of internet that i’ve grown up in reflected in a book like this, while also containing a world miles away from my own.
this was shockingly not the first book told in one single sentence that i’ve read, but that does not make it any less interesting of an experience.
since i’ve been reading lots of dennis cooper et al. these days the plot of this wasn’t shocking to me, but it was quite intense in a *certain* part, and i did enjoy the experimental writing with the repetitions etc.
it was also pretty entertaining to see the era of internet that i’ve grown up in reflected in a book like this, while also containing a world miles away from my own.