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For the first time, revisiting my favourite books from the past, I find myself wholly satisfied with the review I wrote the first time. I think it pretty much speaks for how I feel about this novel. There’s always some apprehension when returning to books I previously loved, because they don’t always live up to the way I remembered them. This was unfortunately the case with American Psycho, Jaws, and even Stephen King’s It.

There were also those I seemed to like just as much, if not even more, the second time going; inimitable works like Dracula and To Kill A Mockingbird. I honestly wasn’t sure which way The Exorcist was gonna fly. I know it’s not cherished by everybody – (even Stephen King criticises the book and Blatty’s writing in general) – but since I’m pretty much an unshakeable fanboy of the 1973 film, and since the book and movie are so closely paralleled (William Blatty wrote the screenplay and I’ve always gotten the impression he collaborated with Friedkin over its direction as well) there really isn’t much the book can do wrong for me.