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Warren Ellis's novel, Crooked Little Vein, is a quick read, but not one I'd recommend while you're sitting in the waiting room of a doctor's office. Maybe it's just a personal issue, but I find that while normally I can st...read more
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by V. Hughes
Warren Ellis' debut non-graphic novel Crooked Little Vein' invites your cinematic brain to create the illustrations. Widely known for his comic graphic novels like Transmetropolitan where Spider Jerusalem tells the twisted...read more
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