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Bigot Hall

(1995)
A Gothic Childhood
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Bigot Hall is the nightmare home of a family most people would rather forget. Uncle Burst's belief that his face is made of pasta is one of the milder notions with which he regales the family. Uncle Snapper is confined to a treehouse because of the uncontrollable urges he feels once is gun is loaded. Uncle Blute drowned in the lake at the wheel of his Morris Traveller, where he remains perfectly preserved. And Nanny Jack refuses all efforts to bury her and strikes terror into her relatives' hearts as she abandons yet another final resting place. Throughout this happy breed strolls a nameless anti hero, who, when not kidnapped by clowns or puzzling out the fossilised family tree, is passionately in love with his spaced out sister, Adrienne . . .


Genre: Fantasy

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