by Henning Mankell
bookshelves: seven-seas, wwi, war, published-2005, boo-scary, historical-fiction, lifestyles-deathstyles, psychology, revenge, serial-killer, spies Read in September, 2009 ** spoiler alert ** Moody and menacing.Over the last few years we have gotten used to autistic/psychopaths/sociopaths being ...
Wow, I can't say that I really 'enjoyed' this book but it is very good and I found it Impossible to put down. The main character is utterly believable and his inner monologues brilliant. I loved him finding the diary - a first glimpse into his psychopathic personality. The book, after a slow burnin...
Moody and menacing.Over the last few years we have gotten used to autistic/psychopaths/sociopaths being wholly depicted as 'aaw shucks' cute. Take Dexter as an example (and the same is happening in vampiric literature too) where we are spoonfed, well, a spoonful of sugar really.Here we have an autho...
i am tired of wallowing in Mankell's depression and this book is his pinnacle achievement in being as sad and pointless as they come.
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