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product_id: 178890408
title: "Period"
brand: "dennis cooper"
price: "266.99 DT"
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reviews_count: 6
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# Period

**Brand:** dennis cooper
**Price:** 266.99 DT
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

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- **What is this?** Period by dennis cooper
- **How much does it cost?** 266.99 DT with free shipping
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## Description

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        			Set in a world of secret Web sites, this book touches on the many aspcts of modern-day America, such as pornography and Satanism.

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    DENNIS DISAPPEARS INTO OBSCURITY
  

*by A***R on 14 September 2000*









  
  
    This is the last instalment of Cooper's five novel cycle, a kind of literary full-stop that manages to revisit most of his familiar obsessions  - death, cute boys, drugs, sex - in the most sparse and minimalistic prose  he has ever created.  It is also, in part, the continuing story of the  beautiful but deeply disturbed George Miles, the object of everyones desire  in the first book 'Closer', and the hero of a fictional novel - 'Period' -  by his one-time lover Walker Crane.  Now George may or may not have  suffered a brutal rape which has left him in a wheelchair, a deaf mute  called Dagger who looks remarkably like him and who has suffered a  remarkably similar fate may or may not be talking to him through a mirror  from a parallel universe, he may or may not be the boy in the pictures on a  web site devoted to the book (as might many of the other characters), and  he may or may not have shot himself in the head.  Radiating out from all  this uncertainty are Leon and Nate, or Noel and Etan, two kids from  Dagger's universe, or perhaps another parallel dimension all of their own,  or perhaps reality, whose own stories form a mirror-like frame around the  central chapter, and whose fortunes at the end of the book are somehow  completely the reverse of how they were at the start.  Add to this the  satanic goth band The Omen, who speed around the countryside murdering  innocent hitchhikers and spouting fake, devil-worshipping nonsense, and the  stage is set for Cooper's most mesmerisingly bizarre slice of fiction  ever.The novel's intensity comes from its almost complete lack of  descriptive passages.  Compared to 'Frisk' and 'Closer', which revelled in  their goriness to a certain extent, 'Period' reads more like a radio play.  Anonymous, (literally) dismebodied voices talk at you out of the fog,  carrying on their conversations with very little reference to the fact that  they're hacking up a body or being molested by the Devil, and this lack of  context only makes it more intriguingly difficult to figure out what's  going on.  Technically, Cooper's dazed, vague narrative style has never  been sharper, making this the shortest novel of the series (it's entirely  possible to read it in one sitting, and I suggest you do).  Perhaps it is  the case that, by now, Cooper knows his most devoted readers will be able  to fill in the gaps for themselves, or perhaps the air of general confusion  and mirror-images repeating themselves into infinity was the only way to  bring the series to a conclusion.  Either way, as the end of the cycle, it  all makes perfect sense for some reason.As a book in its own right,  however, I'm not sure how well it functions.  Even though this is not a  sequel in any way, so much still depends on you knowing what's come before  it that it's difficult to imagine anyone who hasn't read the previous books  making any sense of it whatsoever.  If you haven't read Dennis Cooper  before, my advice would be to go back to the start and read the books in  order.  But if you've been waiting for the final instalment, prepare to  be... perplexed?
  


### ⭐⭐⭐ 







  
  
    Three Stars
  

*by A***O on 19 November 2014*









  
  
    Jacket was slightly dirty, spine is a bit crushed, but pages are completely intact and clean.
  


### ⭐ 







  
  
    Do not read this book!
  

*by B***6 on 5 January 2012*









  
  
    This book was awful. The story line was hard to follow, and the book didn't make sense at all, a waist of money.
  


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