Rediscovering Harold Schechter’s “Outcry,” 32 Years After Ed Gein’s Death

/ 2017-09-05

The Line-Up, August 2016

An appreciation of Outcry, by Harold Schechter. This novel imagines what would have been set loose on the world if Ed Gein, the “Butcher of Plainfield,” had managed to reproduce.

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