2.
(2) Derek Raymond has been called The Godfather of British Noir. Which of his books was described as “a book full of coagulating disgust and compassion for the world’s contamination, disease and mutilation, all dwelt on with a feverish, metaphysical intensity that recalls Donne and the Jacobeans more than any of Raymond’s contemporaries.”?
A.
The Devil's Home On Leave
B.
He Died With His Eyes Open
C.
D.