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Exploring questions of guilt and responsibility, the second book in Thomas M. Disch’s Supernatural Minnesota series, The M.D., is a satisfying mix of dark humor, biting social commentary, and terrifying horror. Given the power to heal or to harm by the Roman god Mercury through a magical staff, the caduceus, young Billy Michaels embarks on a lifelong journey of inflicting good and evil on those who cross his path. Wielding the caduceus, Billy, and later the grown-up, greedy physician William, can only cure in proportion to the amount of suffering he inflicts. From paralyzing his brother and mutilating schoolmates to wreaking a nationwide plague and running for-profit concentration camps for the sick, Michaels’s powers spin quickly out of control.
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Title: The M.D: A Horror Story
Rating: 3.75 / 5 stars from 4 users.
Author: Thomas M. Disch,
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