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Anonymous
Posted October 25, 2005
I am a huge Lee fan. I haven't read a story of his that I have not loved. He is one of the premiere names in Splatterspunk and The Bighead is his most Hardcore work to date. It is the most Vile, Gut Wrenching, Twisted story I have ever read, and I loved every minute of it. The story had me drawn in from the first page. Lee has a writing style that grabs your attention early, and before you know it the Sun is rising and your legs have fallen asleep. It seems like that happens to me every time I read one of his stories. I could not put the Bighead down. I have only read a few stories that made me queasy, but The Bighead literally had me gagging. I thought I was going to loose my lunch on a few different occasions. There was a particular scene that permanently ruined me on Fresh Water Clams. I will never been able to eat another one as long as I live. I recommend The Bighead to anyone who thinks their shockproof. I can promise you that you have never read anything like this. The Bighead will stay with me for a very VERY long time. Five Stars
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Posted August 13, 2005
i just have one word for this book... WOW!!!
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Posted July 26, 2000
If you're looking for an excellent horror book to read, go no farther than the one and only Edward Lee for it. I have read many of his books and have always been impressed by the depths of his writing abilities. No other writer describes so eloquently the raw horrors of this world. This book has everything to offer from incest, necrophilia, rape, unspeakable torture and plain old mayhem. It is definitely not for the squeamish. Besides all of the extreme horror in it, there is always an underlying truth to the realities of the human condition. Jack Ketchum and Stephen King are the only other authors who obtain the ability to portray the human condition so well, with all of its tragedies and heroism. Strongly recommended for lovers of horror or anyone who is tired of the same formulaic pulp novels cluttering too many bookshelves these days. Enter Lee's world at your own risk.......you will never be the same on the other side.
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Posted March 2, 2000
It is great news to see The Bighead in print, again. This novel, described once before as 'The grossest book you'll ever read' is much, much more than that. I don't think anyone could just write a gross-out novel unless they had the myriad talents of Ed Lee. The novel is also very humorous, in parts, and the ending is excellent; very well constructed. This is a book that is written by a master of the horror genre. The Bighead isn't, of course, the only monster in the book. The redneck couple, Balls and Dicky, are a hoot as well. Another feature of the novel is Lee's ability to keep three dialects going throughout, and even adding a fourth in one chapter. In conclusion: a real pleasure to read, and glad to see the typos corrected from the first edition. Lee's other extreme fiction includes Goon, Header and his forthcoming Horncranker. But he has also written some conventional fiction, and his new The Stickmen is sort of an 'X-files' with an ending!
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Overview
Who is he? What is he? An inbred homicidal pervert? A supernatural psychopath? Who or whatever he is, he's on a roll now, raging out of the Virginia backwoods and leaving in his wake a trail of blood, guts, and disgust far beyond the limits of your reckoning. Never before has a work of fiction dared to delve so deeply into the realms of perversion, sexual dementia, and bad taste.