Dexter+-+Lindeman

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Demonology has a dastardly new darling. Either that, or alliteration has an annoying new admirer. In either case he is the spatter-pattern specialist Dexter Morgan, the narrator of Jeff Lindsay's fashionably grisly new novel, Darkly Dreaming Dexter. The book has attracted advance praise for its ghoulish ingenuity, but its degree of cleverness is questionable. Really, how witty is a killer who takes truncated body parts and arranges them to spell out Boo? This much is clear: He's not clever enough to unseat Dr. Hannibal Lecter from the top of the homicidal heap. But Dexter shares some of Lecter's taste for chilly inhumanity, artistic violence and moral relativism. As for the last, Mr. Lindsay's reigning gimmick is that Dexter isn't so bad because he kills only his fellow killers. This is established in a prologue featuring the torture of a pedophilic priest.

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