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A review by iamjudgedredd
Hecate and Her Dogs by David Coward, Paul Morand
4.0
Morand's luxurious prose are absolutely breathtaking for about 50 pages, and then the book just plunges off the deep end thematically, where his prose now flip from a blessing the worst curse possible.
Disgusting themes, reprehensible actions, and so much more afflict the protagonists of this novel, whose descent into depravity boggles the mind. The protagonists recovery/healing journey isn't really well earned, and the ending was a little dissatisfying, but I had to stop reading the book on three occasions to write down my notes (it was a library book, so no annotations for me!).
I cannot recommend this book to many people, and mostly just read it as a curiosity because it's OOP and hundreds of dollars on the secondary market. It's def not worth that, but it's free from the library, and that was totally fine.
Disgusting themes, reprehensible actions, and so much more afflict the protagonists of this novel, whose descent into depravity boggles the mind. The protagonists recovery/healing journey isn't really well earned, and the ending was a little dissatisfying, but I had to stop reading the book on three occasions to write down my notes (it was a library book, so no annotations for me!).
I cannot recommend this book to many people, and mostly just read it as a curiosity because it's OOP and hundreds of dollars on the secondary market. It's def not worth that, but it's free from the library, and that was totally fine.