“‘This is how you lose your life.’ With those words uttered partway through Charlie Huston’s new novel, A Dangerous Man, protagonist Henry ‘Hank’ Thompson recollects the totality of his harrowing journey, told over a three-book arc that should ultimately prove to be a crime-fiction classic. ...,” writes Anthony Rainone in new January Magazine review. “Each book in Huston’s remarkable trilogy moves with the tempo of a speeding car careening recklessly down the freeway (a cool, souped-up car, of course), with A Dangerous Man providing the awful wreckage of a conclusion. I have never felt so saddened and sickened after reading a novel; yet, like a TV reality-show addict, I can’t help but watch in transfixed fascination, as the mess of Thompson’s life is splayed open for America to see.”
Read Rainone’s full critique of A Dangerous Man here.
Wednesday, September 06, 2006
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Thanks for posting this! Glad to see Charlie Huston getting the attention he deserves. He's one of my favorite new authors, along with Jack Kerley. I love this series and recommend it to anyone who'll listen to me. Can't wait to read this last one.
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