In Babylon 
by 

Marcel Möring

 

BlackOxford's review 

Dec 28, 2016  ·  edit

did not like it

bookshelves: dutch-flemish 

Filling a Much Needed Gap in the Market

A very odd book indeed. A sort of horror fantasy with no resolution or discernible moral. A family saga of impenetrable import. A tale of incestuous infatuation which is entirely pointless. A reader can only stand so much unstructured inconsequentiality before utter tedium establishes itself. The final deus ex machina is anything but divine and entirely insufficient to justify the previous 400 pages.