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Devil All the Time is a masterpiece adapted from the Netflix movie Devil All the Time, with a huge cast including Tom Holland, Robert Pattinson and Mia Wasiowska: Devil All the Time Donald Ray Pollock lived from 1973 to 2005, when his grandfather and father retired. He worked at the Mead Paper Mill and was a truck driver. At the age of fifty, he entered the world of literature with a book of short stories and won the PEN/Robert Bingham Award. His articles were published in reputable media such as the New York Times and Granta. He was awarded the prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship in 2012. With his first novel, The Devil by My Dream, in which he made his name, Pollock depicted the American Nightmare with bone-shattering violence and produced one of the strangest works of the Southern Gothic genre. II. Willard, who served in World War II, prays to God every day and sheds sacrificial blood to save his wife on her deathbed. His son Arvin is a docile child, but he will not stay that way. In the intersecting, decades-long story of two fugitives who are victims of faith, a serial killer couple, a preacher in pursuit of pleasure, and a corrupt sheriff, Arvin will make ruthless decisions, while trying to keep his soul clean. The Devil Comes to My Side is a terrifying adventure about a radical faith, those who hide their corruption with hollowed-out values, and sons who are forced to follow their father's shadow. “In the next decade, it will not be easy for any writer to surpass Pollock's works.” Chuck Palahniuk “Donald Ray Pollock's terrifying new novel is an unsettling masterpiece... It invites comparisons of Flannery O'Connor and Raymond Carver.” USA Today “His creativity is brutal… Pollock knows exactly how to get readers into a scene and when to leave them breathless.” The New York Times Book Review “It's as if this novel were the child of Flannery O'Connor and William Faulkner—except that the child has been kidnapped and imprisoned in a cage by Cormac McCarthy, with only onion rings, Oxycontin, and Terrence Malick's Bloody Ground to consume." "It's like it was given." The Oregonian (From the Promotional Bulletin)