Smashmouth fiction

I'm coining a new term: "smashmouth fiction." A Google search of this phrase yielded no hits among the world's eight billion or so web pages, so I'm staking a claim as the nomenclator and progenitor of this exciting new literary movement.

Merriam-Webster Unabridged defines smashmouth as "characterized by brute force and an absence of finesse or trickery : HARD-NOSED [e.g., smashmouth football]." So smashmouth fiction would be writing that grabs the reader by the throat in the opening sentence and continues to stimulate and/or provoke all the way to the final period of the closing chapter.