Sad Bastard - Hugo Hamilton Reviews
Description:ISBN 009927499X / Genre: Fiction / Author: Hugo Hamilton / Edition: New Ed / Paperback / 193 Pages / Book is published 1999-05-06 by ... more
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Newest Review: ... son is the chief suspect in a murder inquiry and it appears that the boy is mixing with a crowd that wants him dead. For all ... more
... his worry Coyne may no longer be equipped to save the situation, he is now more at home at the pub than in a case. Can Coyne save his son and himself?
As a fan of dark humour in novels I have no problem with a comedy book being a little bleak. One of my favourite authors of all time is Colin Bateman and he specialises in combining harrowing darkness with irreverent humour from terrorism to the death of a child. What Bateman does is balance the light and the dark perfectly; there is plenty of humour in the macabr...more
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by - written on 17/11/08 (Very useful, 99 readings)
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Misery loves company. At least that's the impression I get when my partner is in a grumpy mood. Why should she be the only one that's in a strop? What about if she can bring me down too? Personally, that's not the life philosophy for me. If you are felling sad the best thing to do is get up and do something about it, that way at least your mind will be on better things. However, even I sometimes get the blues. There is something comforting about sitting in a darkened room and reflecting on your own depressing miserable life, you can always be sure that there will be a dark pain in your chest waiting there for solace. Not a cheery thought, but I have no problem if Read the complete review
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