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Andrés Luengas terasdesign — I managed to finish this. 648 pages. Some of the passages were absolutely beautiful with a completely unique perspective. And, for the first two hundred pages or so, I was completely behind the whole novel. But then, it just kept going. Hundreds and hundreds of pages, chronicling the two main characters, Belano and Lima. Two boring, uninteresting guys, who were just a 600 page Mary Sue for Bolano (One was Chilean, like him, they both started a poetry movement in Mexico City, like him, for the love of all things good, one of their names was BELANO and the author is BOLANO.) It was an aggravating book to slog through. The ending, I suppose, wasn't without it's merit, but after the masturbatory middle section, it just wasn't enough. While many people I respect have championed this book, I cannot in good faith recommend it. If you want to read good Latin American literature, try The President by Miguel Ángel Asturias or The Underdogs by Mariano Azuela. P.S. It doesn't surprise me at all that this was on a New York Times Must Read Book list

Eric Le ericledesigns — First Hemingway book I ever read, way back in 2nd grade! Short, simple and a classic story of survival.

Shana Trotter kb22design — This is the final of the Surrender to Destiny series and a great final book. We are still in Baltimore during the war of 1812 and this time Cassandra is needing help to provide for her family. Her father has died and her brothers are missing after going to Canada to fight. Her mother has no concept of managing money and its left to Cassandra to find a way to provide for her family. Luke has his own demons to fight and is the town rouge. He has a ship but its needing repairs. When a encounter happens they end up partners when Cassandra hires Luke as a privateer. As mentioned in the blurb Luke ends up being blackmailed by the British and this leads to some interesting happenings. I do love this story and the way we learn about history. Cassandra is a strong, determined lady which can sometimes get her into trouble. Luke is caring a lot of guilt from something that happened when he was a child but children often find a way to blame themselves for things that are not there fault. I love how Mary Lu deals with this issue and shows why Luke feels like he does. Great read and I really wish there were going to be more in this series.

Nam Coriem _am_oriem — John Jakes volume two of his Civil War series is completely satisfying in so many ways ... from the trusted accuracy of historical fact to the stupefying depiction of wasted human life to the almost unbelievable intricacies of familial feuds all set within the most grievous calamity of our nation's story that sorrowfully and almost unforgiveably allowed human bondage ... How much more can a writer give us? This gifted writer skirts the edges of genius.

Greg Mitchell gmitchell — Another excellent Saunders short story collection. "Bohemians" and "CommComm" alone are worth picking up the volume. In finishing In Persuasion Nation, I have now read all of his works, and for the first time, I felt I was being clubbed over the head with Saunders's critique of consumerism. Seems that most of his readers are already on board with that message, so why go over the top? I am indeed enamored with these themes and his treatment thereof, so perhaps I just missed the sensation of being clobbered previously.