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Miguel Lopes migalcanta9d3d — Cute book...predictable and full of cliches. Mindless brain candy.

Nathan Neel robertneel — This is very enjoyable read - contemporary Britain, stylish people whose lives burst with erotic potential, and a glimpse into the hidden underbelly of life. Litt has a thriller that soon turns from a 'whodunnit' to a 'whydunnit'. And we DO want to know why. As the story unfolds, what keeps us guessing to the end is who was really the victim in this crime. The target appears to be obvious, but all is not as it seems. Characterisation is strong, and the plot well structured, with convincing narrative. Litt is definitely finding a voice with this novel, and I am looking forward to more from him. If I have any issue with the book, it is that somehow the reader never feels at risk. Frequent warnings and threats on his life don't seem to faze Conrad, and we aren't allowed to worry about him either. The descent into an underworld of criminals and violence is never sleazy or sordid, never uncomfortable. Litt should read some Christopher Fowler (SOHO BLACK would be a good place to start) on this score. Malcolm Bradbury (writing in the Daily Mail) described this book as "...splendid characters, brilliant construction, and above all an unmistakable and sharply satirical style." Much as I admire Mr. Bradbury, I think all of these superlatives are overblown and too generous for this enjoyable but marginally flawed book. The Plot CORPSING takes us on a slow motion ride through the event that changes Conrad Redman's life forever. Namely the murder of his ex-girlfriend Lily and his own attempted assassination, which happen within the first few pages. The rest of the novel is taken up with Conrad's search (after spending six weeks in a coma, and six months in recovery) for the reason and person or persons behind the hit. Whodunnit is never in doubt - a dayglo lycra-clad bike courier is the one that pulls the trigger, six times, killing Lily and severely wounding Conrad. Over several interspersed chapters we are treated to minute examination of the damage wreaked by each of the bullets as they pass through the bodies of Lily and Conrad. Conrad's gradual awakening to the realities of life takes in Lily's ambivalent parents, her lovers and an ex-con darling of the comedy circuit. The result is not so much catharsis as unpleasant revelation... The Author: Toby Litt is a promising talent in the style of Charles Higson (he of 'Fast Show' and erstwhile punk band 'The Higsons' fame), and CORPSING was his third publication. Prior to this, he released a book of short stories, ADVENTURES IN CAPITALISM, and a novel, BEATNIKS. CORPSING is, as always, available from Amazon.

Felipe Fontecilla _ontcl — Could I be growing tired of superhero comics?

김 승현 kimsh8335 — This is Hem's version of the story.

Tyler Carmical tylercarmcialdesign — Pretty dark and twisty. I downloaded this one from the library onto my iPad the night of the Academy Awards. The movie follows the book pretty closely, so don't read if you don't want the movie spoiled for you, or vice versa. Hard to believe that people really live this way.