The Orange Eats Creeps (Paperback)

from bookwyrmm

I am not sure what genre this really falls into - it has vampires, but that does not seem to really be what it is about, and I am not really sure they are indeed vampires. The storyline is scattered all over the place and feels like you have to be in an altered state of mind to understand it.

from hayduke

This book had some wonderfully hallucinatory prose, but ultimately it felt quite repetititive to me. I live in the Pacific Northwest, and I work in an independent bookstore, so I know that vampires are all the rage out here in this dark and damp environment. But this tale just didn't have enough ...

from renbedell

Incredibly dark, graphic, and poetic. The prose was great and every sentence seemed to flow perfectly. This book had more of a feeling of a memoir then a novel, or maybe it is more similar to spoken word poetry. There is no story arc and there is very little dialogue. It is the protagonists strea...

from blakefraina

Wow. Did you know that Kathy Acker and William Burroughs had a love-child? Her name is Grace Krilanovich and this is her debut. The Orange Eats Creeps reads like an extended tone poem written written by someone on an LSD trip who has just woken up from a fever dream. It shares quite a bit of ...