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Rest Ye, Merry Gentleman

The Little Sleep by Paul Tremblay

October 17, 2022 by Jake Leave a Comment

Read as part of CBR14 Bingo: cozy. The main character is a narcoleptic and his body frequently drags him off into a deep, cozy sleep.  It’s clear that I need to read more of Paul Tremblay’s work. While I didn’t love The Pallbearer’s Club, I enjoyed Tremblay’s writing style. He came across as accessible and fun, someone I could easily digest while providing enough pathos for his protagonists to feel like they are more than literary ciphers. I grabbed this on a lark in a bookstore, […]

Filed Under: Mystery Tagged With: Boston, cbr14bingo, Mark Genevich, mystery, narcolepsy, Paul Tremblay, The Little Sleep

Jake's CBR14 Review No:184 · Genres: Mystery · Tags: Boston, cbr14bingo, Mark Genevich, mystery, narcolepsy, Paul Tremblay, The Little Sleep ·
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