Status Updates From A Healthy Fear of Man (Paul...

While it loses sight of its existential edge a little bit, it's still a tremendous crime novel and there is nothing that leads you to think the novel won't come back to it.

Have you herd that? This is me, putting my second foot inside the Aaron Philip Clark bandwagon. Paul Little did the transition from urban noir to country noir so seamlessly, Clark should think about doing it again. Making next one desert noir or space noir or something.

It can probably be read as a standalone without any hitches, but I find it a spectacularly good sequel to THE SCIENCE OF PAUL, so far