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'Brutally creative. . . . Pollock knows how to dunk readers into a scene and when to pull them out gasping.'--

The New York Times Book Review                             Â

                    “Fulfills the promise in [Knockemstiff]. . . . Invites

comparisons to Flannery Oâ€Connor and Raymond Carver.― –USA Today           Â

       'Finely woven. . . . [A] throat-stomping Appalachian crime story.' –GQ       Â

           “For fans of No Country for Old Men . . . sure to give you goose bumps.―

—Details                   'Should cement Pollock's reputation as a significant

voice in American fiction.' —Los Angeles Times                   'Will have

you on the edge of your seat.' —Christian Science Monitor                  Â

“A systematic cataloguing of the horror and hypocrisy that festers in the dark shadow of the American

dream.― —The Portland Mercury                   “You may be repelled,

you may be shocked, you will almost certainly be horrified, but you will read every last word.― —The

Washington Post                   “Disarmingly smooth prose startled by

knife-twists of black humor. . . . Expertly employs the conventions of Southern Gothic horror.―— The

Wall Street Journal                   'Reads as if the love child of O'Connor and

Faulkner was captured by Cormac McCarthy, kept in a cage out back and forced to consume nothing but

onion rings, Oxycontin and Terrence Malick's Badlands.'--The Oregonian             Â

      '[Pollock] doesn't get a word wrong in this super-edgy American Gothic stunner.'--Elle

'Features a bleak and often nightmarish vision of the decades following World War II, a world where

redemption, on the rare occasions when it does come to town, rides shotgun with soul-scarring

consequences.'--The Onion, A.V. Club                   'Mr. Pollock's new

novel is, if anything, even darker than the Knockemstiff, and its violence and religious preoccupations

venture into Flannery O'Connor territory.'--The New York Times                 Â

 “Donald Ray Pollockâ€s engaging and proudly violent first novel…suggests a new category of

fiction—grindhouse literary. Subtle characterization: check. Well-crafted sentences: check. Enthusiastic

amounts of murder and mayhem: check, check.―—The Daily Beast'Beneath the gothic horror is an Old

Testament sense of a moral order in the universe, even if the restoration of that order itself requires

violence.'--The Columbus Dispatch                   'A smorgasbord of

grotesque characters trapped in a pressure-cooker plot. . . . Brutal fun.'--Esquire           Â

       'For a first novel so soaked in stale sweat and bright fresh blood, Pollock's sweat is wellearned,

and his blood is wise.'--Philadelphia Citypaper'A gallery of reprobates and religious fanatics... are

multidimensional, flawed human beings.'--Dayton Daily News                  Â

'[The Devil All the Time is] a world unto its own, a world vividly and powerfully brought to life by a literary


stylist who packs a punch as deadly as pulp-fiction master Jim Thompson and as evocative and morally

rigorous as Russell Banks.'—Philadelphia Inquirer                 “Stunning .

. . . One wild story . . . gives us sex, murder, mayhem and some of the most bizarre characters in fiction

today.―—Richmond Times-Dispatch Read more DONALD RAY POLLOCK is the author of the

novel The Devil All the Time and the story collection Knockemstiff, recipient of the 2009 PEN/Robert

W. Bingham Fellowship. He worked as a laborer at the Mead Paper Mill in Chillicothe, Ohio, from 1973 to

2005. He holds an MFA from Ohio State University. Read more See all Editorial Reviews

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