I bought it yesterday at Borders. I read it in one sitting. Somehow there isn't a clear place to stop, so I didn't. It's absolutely stunning. What stikes me the most is that, despite the unrelenting darkness of the work, it retains a quality I have found absent in virtually every recent American novel, it keeps alive the possibility of redemption.
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Dumbstruck
What stikes me the most is that, despite the unrelenting darkness of the work, it retains a quality I have found absent in virtually every recent American novel, it keeps alive the possibility of redemption.