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Bigot Hall: A Gothic Childhood

by Steve Aylett
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Description

Bigot Hall is the nightmare home of a family that most people would prefer to forget, but which Steve Aylett chooses to celebrate. Uncle Burst believes his face is made of pasta; the violent, grill-mouthed Uncle Snapper is confined to a treehouse; Uncle Blute is drowned in the lake at the wheel of his Morris Traveller where he remains perfectly preserved listening to classical music on the car radio; and Nanny Jack strikes terror into the community as she abandons yet another grave to return home. Through this strangely happy breed strolls a nameless anti-hero who, when not evading blowtorch-wielding nuns, is passionately in love with his beautiful, spaced-out sister...

What it’s like

ViolenceGraphic
HorrorTerrifying

Details

First published
July 1, 1995
Pages
153
Reading time
About 3 hours
Format
Novel
Audience
Adult
Series
Standalone

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