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Written by Joel Thomas
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At first browse, Todd Dills ’ Sons of the Rapture appears easy to classify as part of a new wave of Southern Grotesque. The basic elements are all here: distempered South Carolinian family members struggling under inherited insanity and wealth; underlying racial and sexual tensions seeking to explode; deeply flawed characters willing to perform extreme feats while attempting redemption.
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