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    <![CDATA[A hero who gets into the mind of a serial killer is a fixture of television crime shows, but such stories are usually disappointing, because the viewer knows it's just a gimmick. Not so with this unusual little novel, which <em>The New York Times</em> called a &quot;note-perfect, horror-comic ventriloquization of a half-bright, infantile serial killer.&quot; Joyce Carol Oates has so convincingly written through the voice of a killer, you will feel nervous while reading at how familiar, how <em>human</em>, he is. Part of how she achieves the effect is through sparing use of bizarre capitalization (e.g., &quot;MOON&quot; and &quot;FRAGMENT&quot;) and crude drawings done with a felt-tip pen. But the language is what makes it come alive, as in such weird statements as &quot;My whole body is a numb tongue.&quot; This book was winner of the 1996 Bram Stoker Award for Best Novel.]]>
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