Warren Ellis’ Crooked Little Vein


Warren Ellis’ (no relation) Crooked Little Vein is the BEST novel I’ve read in a long while.  It sinks its teeth into the heart of American sexual fetishism and perversion in a weird tale that’s part alternate history, SF, and the New Weird.  I read the first half of the novel sitting at Starbucks a couple of days ago, and I got stares from the people sitting around me upstairs.  Why?  Because I was laughing my ass off!  There’s a lot to be said about this novel, but all I’m saying right now it go out and read this book so we can talk about MHP (macroherpetophile), saline injections, and roulette parties.  Stay tuned for more!

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One Response to Warren Ellis’ Crooked Little Vein

  1. Crooked Little Vein « A Chain of Letters says:
    June 3, 2008 at 1:59 am

    [...] Reviews of Crooked Little Vein: Dynamic Subspace, StormKeeper, The Bodhisattva Posted in Fiction, Thriller. Tags: books, Crooked Little Vein, [...]

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