“If this book was censored, it would just be a front and back cover. That’s how awesomely vulgar it is!” – Godless
“Carnage, Raw Rage, and Savagery!” – The Voracious Gnome
“C. Derick Miller mentions that this book was a result of reading Edward Lee, Hunter S. Thompson, and J.D Salinger in the same week. If I may infer, I add Antonia Bird’s Ravenous (with its superb blend of horror, black comedy, and pathos) and your choice of disgusting Hong Kong black magic revenge horror flick to the list. The results are extraordinary: if you’re not laughing your ass off at the Joe Lansdale-like exaggerations (“She was flowing like synchronized menstruation at the saloon whorehouse”), you are cringing at the gory violence on full display. (your groin will hurt reading a particular scene)” – Goodreads
“Brutal. Evocative. Compelling!” – Bibliophelia Templum
“A Deep Dive Into Insanity, Betrayal, And True Love!” – Amazon
“The story of Robert Jack is kind of like “what if Holden Caulfield lived in the old west and was a racist, murderous sociopath with no redeeming qualities?” There’s an ass for every saddle.” – James Andrew Clark, co-author of the award nominated Guns of Shadow Valley
“What would life be like without Starving Zoe? I loved it!” – Books of Blood
“Starving Zoe may be the most messed up love story I have ever read. It may make you uncomfortable, you may hate yourself for laughing, and you may be appalled at some of the content but one thing you won’t do is forget reading it.” – @RichardReadsHorror
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