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Monster: Oil on Canvas

Dmitry ZlotskySeries: LeapLit
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Pages
356
Year
2010
Language
English
Publisher
Leapfrog Press

About

Meet Alex and Alex, as compelling a Russian portrait as the two sides of Raskolnikov. He is-or they are-a dark-caped anti-hero, conjoined twins stalking, counterfeiting, fleeing the iron curtain, delightfully innocent, seeking what everyone seeks: love, hope, and redemption.

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  • Literary
  • Adult Fiction
  • Visionary & Metaphysical

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    Reviews

    "Twins and doubles exist on the literary landscape, but none like Alex and Alex. The essential truth of twinness: the appealing/repelling closeness; the macabre humor of what seems two bodies sharing one soul; the storytelling in stereowrapped in a warped fairytale surrealness like The Tin Drum mirrored in an Alice Through The Looking Glass circus madhouse. Throw in well-aimed puns, tongue-in-chee
    Michael Mirolla, Berlin

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    Dmitry ZlotskyAuthor