The Death of Bunny Munro (Hardcover)

from twileteyes

When I first started reading this, I was certain I was going to give it a single star, since that is the lowest rating Goodreads offers. There is just way too much vulgarity and sex-both real and imagined. I know that this helps us get to really understand the main character, Bunny, but sometimes...

from ct.bergeron

So I was curious about that book, I don't really listen to Nick Cave's Music (I have a friend that does) and I was curious to see what he could write about. The story is fiction, we follow the slow but steady falling apart of a man (bunny munro) who sells cosmetic and could care about nothing els...

from CloggieDownunder

After a hiatus of 20 years, The Death of Bunny Munro is Nick Cave's second novel. From the first page, Cave very effectively puts us inside the depraved mind of Bunny Munro, a middle-aged salesman of beauty products. He confirms for us that some men are thinking non-stop about sex, no matter how ...

from Cassandra2020

Deeply disturbing book, deeply unpleasant character, but surprisingly readable. Bunny Munro is a door to door saleman dealing in cosmetics. He is an abuser: drink, women, drugs - generally everything I hate a person to be. He seems to be constantly fixated on his next sexual encounter and cares f...

from Boohradley

The excessive perversion of the main character Bunny Munro is at times tiring and mostly unsettling. If not for the story of Bunny's son, Bunny Munro Jr., to counterbalance the storyline of the father, this book would have been lost in its pessimism. No doubt Nick Cave did not set out to create a...