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Frisk (George Miles Cycle #2)

Dennis Cooper

Paperback | Pages: 204 pages

Rating: 3.43 | 3211 Users | 138 Reviews

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Title	:	Frisk (George Miles Cycle #2)
Author	:	Dennis Cooper
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 204 pages
Published	:	October 23rd 2002 by Grove Weidenfeld (first published 1991)
Categories	:	Fiction. LGBT. GLBT. Queer. Horror. Dark

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Cooper says, "I present the actual act of evil so it's visible and give it a bunch of facets so that you can actually look at it and experience it. You're seduced into dealing with it. ... So with Frisk, whatever pleasure you got out of making a picture in your mind based on ... those people being murdered, you take responsibility for it." In unsparingly confessional mode, Cooper leads the reader into a confrontation with what they get out of fantasized scenes of violence. A brilliant novel -- not a genre horror work but, rather, a critique of the power of genre.

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Original Title:	Frisk
ISBN:	2867449235 (ISBN13: 9782867449239)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	George Miles Cycle #2
Setting:	United States of America
Literary Awards:	Lambda Literary Award Nominee for Gay Men's Fiction (1992)

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The sleazeball of gay fiction. Dennis Cooper has something of a reputation as a writer of violent, disturbing, pornographic, mostly-well-written fiction. Frisk is the only novel of his that I've read, and it does live to that reputation. I've read a fair amount of disturbing stuff before (I'm a big fan of William S. Burroughs, I spent some time once reading de Sade, and I still try to read Les Chants du Maldoror from time to time.) Stuff like Frisk doesn't really suprise me, so I was suprised at

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This book is messed up. Truly.

This book is amazing!!! It basically has all the disturbing shit that I love to read: violence, rape, inappropriate sexual relations and a whole lot of disgusting human beings. This book is definitely not for everyone, and I honestly believe it has only been written to make everyone as uncomfortable as possible. There's barely any plot, the characters are literally there to be a part of the sex acts, and it might has well been written as a couple of short stories. But I love it! I also love the

a tough book to "rate," and a tough one to unravel.this is my first official dennis cooper novel, though i've followed his blog fairly closely for several years. i expected something harsh, but it actually exceeded my expectations in the taboo-breaking department. the majority of it reads like a hybrid of the marquis de sade and a larry clark movie. fucked up sex, abstract philosophizing, vaguely bored man-children, etc. sometimes the combo works and sometimes it's just unpleasant to get

Dennis Cooper is one of the most infamous cult authors around but Closer, the first book in his five-novel George Miles cycle, left me disappointed. Thankfully the follow-up, Frisk (great title, referenced in the text in enigmatic fashion), is a much stronger, more distinctive work. This is a provocative, sometimes disgusting (i.e. graphic coprophilia, mutilation etc.) read that operates on multiple intertwined levels: its a psychological portrait of an obsessive mind circling the abyss; a

Godfuckingdamnme for giving this horror four stars.