Rezension: Donald Ray Pollock: »The devil all the time«

Pollock’s first novel, »The Devil All the Time«, should cement his reputation as a significant voice in American fiction. The novel deftly shifts perspectives among small-town residents in Ohio and West Virginia, including two killers.

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