The living end
Hell
Murder victims
Heaven
Minnesota, fiction
American fiction (fictional works by one author)
Death
Murder
Fiction
Stanley Elkin's short comic novel "The Living End" is a nifty, nasty blast against the Judeo-Christian tradition. By hilariously excoriating the conventional vision of the afterlife, Elkin (1930-1995) uses his fandangoing language to accuse God of cultivating an imagination that's sadistic rather th…
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