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The Master of Sinister Fiction |
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Critical acclaim for Largent's Pagoda: |
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"In the penultimate (section), a scheme by two spoiled boys against the Mother Superior of their New Mexico school backfires in ways powerfully evocative of the primal childhood fears that Stephen King so successfully exploits. The last chapter undercuts the supernatural aspect of the book while reaffirming in spades its view of human corruption. Largent is a writer to watch." |
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Publishers Weekly |
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