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Old 09-09-2012, 11:02 PM   #20
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I like how Lindqvist uses tragic figures in his books, IMO making them very believable characters. Especially David in Handling The Undead.
You're right about tragic figures. The main character in Harbour is pretty damn tragic. His landscape/setting was quite bleak too, but I love bleak settings in books.
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