Dark is the Night reveals a disturbing picture of low life existence. The author Luis Blasini unveils an anthology concerning four of societies outcast and down trodden. A novel that is full of bite, color and confidence and yet, at the same time, rooted in heartbreaking experience crackling with humor, insolence and diatribes. There is little in the way of hope or love in the book and definitely it is raw - shocking - even to those of us who thought nothing in modern fiction could shock us. Dark is the Night is one brilliantly sustained song of the brutal, the outcast, the desperate, and at times, the cruel that exists inside all of us.