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ISBN:	0997251840 (ISBN13: 9780997251845)
Edition Language:	English

I Miss The World

Violet LeVoit

Paperback | Pages: 154 pages

Rating: 3.29 | 664 Users | 41 Reviews

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Title	:	I Miss The World
Author	:	Violet LeVoit
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 154 pages
Published	:	November 18th 2016 by King Shot Press
Categories	:	Horror. Fiction. Mystery. Crime

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"LeVoit's work exists at the center of a glowing nexus where fever dream punk rock poetry collides with raw emotion and vertiginous talent." --Jeremy Robert Johnson, author of Skullcrack City Set in and around Hollywood Forever Cemetery, this tense and mind-bending noir is Violet LeVoit at her finest: an unnerving, unpredictable and comic journey through deep trauma and glitzy nostalgic insanity. "I Miss The World is a gut-punch, throat-punch, heart- punch of a novel. LeVoit knows how to seduce you with a lullaby when she's going for blood." --Danger Slater, author of Puppet Skin "It is masterful, it is beautiful and awful, it is sweepingly and breathtakingly artistic, the impact of seeing some great natural wonder or work of art for the first time." --The Horror Fiction Review "Revelatory, gut-punching, brilliantly anarchic perfection." --J David Osborne, author of Black Gum

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Ratings: 3.29 From 664 Users | 41 Reviews

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I absolutely loved this book, even with some forewarning it still shocked me, and made me feel like I was reading something really special! I got sucked in at by the dialogue (there's a lot of it, like a lot a lot, but possibly the best dialogue I've read in a book!) It makes you let your guard down and feel safe before ripping you to shreds! I really loved all the snark, and the themes of identity, inability and/or refusal to forgive, and showing a dark and terrifying side to nostalgia.

Dive in without expectations. LeVoit's unique voice will pull you into a mental space that makes the strange feel familiar.

If you have read this book, then it has already worked its dark magic on you. If you haven't read it yet, start now. Go into the cemetery blindfolded and pay attention to the dialogue between siblings. Something has happened, but you have no idea what lies ahead of you. The pace is fast as reality untangles. Like the woman on page one, you are standing on a precipice. The truth is in the falling.

Starts off reading like Tarantino rewriting the dialog to a Camus novel, but ends up its own thing entirely. Engaging in a way that I wasn't expecting, I can't recommend this book enough.

An awesome gutpunch of a book. I read it all in one sitting and I advise to carve time out yourself and read it all at once--easily doable, with the book packing an awful lot of intensity in 124 pages. I knew it was set in Forest Lawn cemetery in Hollywood, so I purchased this based on good review and the expected old movie references. The book did not disappoint--and from the disturbing start, to the lengthy brother and sister monologues in the cemetery--to the slow dawning realization that

You get the feeling the author is messing with you throughout the entire book, like a cat who's caught a mouse, but you can't be certain and so all you can do is keep reading. You're at her mercy and she's having so much fun with that.

This was great!Thing is: I was worried going in. I knew that the majority of the book (in fact, Id say 98% of it) took place in the Hollywood Forever Cemetery and consisted of a conversation between the two main characters. I was like, HOW is this going to hold my interest. In the age of YouTube and Twitter and Vine, how can a sustained DIALOGUE possibly entertain me?Dude, this book is more than just entertaining. It is profound.Violet LeVoit knows where the veins are, and she knows how to