Hallow Mass follows several characters including Mercy, a grad student who along with several others at the university try to keep the Necronomion out of the hands of men who want to unleash monsters on the world. It had an evil dead vibe to it - comedy/horror elements and I enjoyed reading it. It was told in different styles, beginning with a kind of monologue, newspaper stories and first hand accounts from the characters. An unusual style, but it worked. Mercy was an interesting character, with obvious faults but she was relatable.
I would definitely recommend it. ( )

What a ride! This combined the Cthulhu Mythos with a delightful satire of the appalling conditions of colleges and universities all over the country wherein damfool inmates are running the asylum. I feel inspired to go back and re-read my Lovecraft as it's been a really long time. And I will definitely, absolutely, no-questions, certainly buy the rest of this trilogy.

Because I am appalled at the conditions of the graves of academe, I don't want to give out five stars lightly - grade inflation is a curse. I won't claim that this is great literature but it surely did what a novel is supposed to do: entertain me, keep me engaged, and make me want to know what happens next. This little book definitely earned five stars.

Now where in hell are parts 2 and 3? ( )