Toplin

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Toplin is a darkly surreal horror novel by Michael McDowell that follows the disturbed inner life of an unreliable narrator descending into madness.

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instanceOf horror novel
novel
psychological horror novel
author Michael McDowell NERFINISHED
centralTheme alienation
madness
mental illness
obsession
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
focusesOn inner life of the narrator
genre horror
psychological horror
surreal fiction
hasCultFollowing true
hasMotif descent into madness
distorted reality
hallucination
urban isolation
violence
literaryStyle interior monologue
stream of consciousness
narrativeDevice unreliable narrator
narrativeForm first-person narrative
notableFor bleak and claustrophobic atmosphere
intense psychological portrait of a narrator
unreliable and fragmented narration
originalLanguage English
partOf Michael McDowell bibliography NERFINISHED
periodOfPublication late 20th century
protagonistCharacteristic disturbed
mentally unstable
unreliable
tone dark
surreal

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