Books by Edward Lee
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review 1: This was such a fun read, one of the best Lee's books I've read so far. It's got his unique blend of over the top sex, gore and perversion and, what's the polite way of saying this, intellectually and developmentally challenged southerners, but this book also has enough plot and ...
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review 1: Good short read from Ed Lee. Imagine if a Lovecraft nut followed in his footsteps a few years after his death and stumbled upon the town HPL based Innsmouth on... I read a novella by Lee a few years ago in the TRIAGE collection (with Ketchum and Laymon), that story was a modern s...
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review 1: ***1/2Edward Lee's novel "The Golem" is a fun, and at times extremely gruesome, take on the titular character. This is the "golem" of Jewish folklore, a being created with mud and incantations, brought to life to carry out its master's revenge.A devil-worshiping offshoot of Kabb...
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review 1: "The Black Train" is the second Ed Lee book I've read. The other was "The Golem". Both stories are about atrocities committed in the past, that resonate in current times; and each presents its story by cutting back and forth between events from decades past, and the present.I w...
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review 1: Another piece of evidence that Lee is hit or miss as an author. I especially get put out over over the top southern accents and stereotypical white trash language and thought process. I really get the impression that Mr Lee has never even met anyone from the south or Appalachia...
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review 1: I very much enjoyed Edward Lee's Infernal trilogy and most of his other work, but I thought this was a lackluster attempt at a predictable story. While there were a couple moments that shocked me, most of the character's actions were very repetitive and slow. If strange things co...
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review 1: Header is a story of depravity set in Russell County, centred on the hill folk or rednecks of Kentucky and the actions of family revenge going back decades.Travis Tuckton finishes a lengthy prison sentence and returns home, there’s not much of his family left and the only place l...
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review 1: Remind me not to let Edward Lee anywhere near my family. Lee has written some despicable books in the past but some of those had some real horror attached to their premise so generally you can count me as a fan of his. However this is just trash with the intent of progessively up...