One of the most frightening things about the idea of a home invasion is the vast unknown of what the intruders want. Why would they come into your home – are the seeking violence? Money? Revenge? If our safety can be so easily upturned, we yearn desperately to be able to compartmentalize and thus counter-attack – what can we offer to restore our equilibrium? In Paul Tremblay’s version of a home-invasion, the reader is invited to consider these questions along with the characters. Would we offer […]
Not with a bang, but a whimper
The Cabin at the End of the World by Paul Tremblay