Infallible

Brian Dillon's "INFALLIBLE" is a vivid account of Catholic school in the 1950's. The gang's all here; Sister Mary Kamikaze, class clowns, bullies, baseball, fantastic pranks, barrels and barrels of sin, unbelievably bamboozled parents, and he who hides in plain sight, the evil parish priest. Dillon has fashioned a most lovable victim into a ten year old Indy Jones. But in 1950's Catholic Boston the enemies aren't Nazis or terrorists but constant temptation, the penalties for succumbing, those waging war on sin and selling guilt to conceal their own.