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Vibha Gupta vibs — i actually only read this because i picked it up for free, abandoned in a phone booth outside of the strand, everyone i knew who'd read it, or even who hadn't read it, hated it. i thought it was an exciting read. but the ideas are old. read holy blood, holy grail. i'm sure it's much older than that though.

Luca Mariani lucamarianidesign — This seems to me to be a book about truth, where the truth lies, and what truth means. One narrator (described disparagingly by the other narrator as "the writer-man") seems to be telling the story in linear fashion - a "proper" story. His efforts are derailed when the Warner woman, the subject of the story, discovers what he's up to and begins telling the story her own way. Each narrator struggles to tell their version, ricocheting off each other's words, until finally they collide, revealing - perhaps - the real truth of what happened. It is also a book about perceptions: about how a Warner woman in Jamaica can be seen as natural, but in Britain, she is seen as insane. Perhaps on a broader level, it is also about the way the white colonial narrative enforces itself upon people, even when we are unaware of it. It is certainly a damning indictment of the way black people have been treated in the British mental health system. Worth reading for anyone who can stand a little unreliable narration.

Festim Sadiki festts — very good, suspenseful

Wellington Estevo westevo — An interesting dual memoir by a mother and daughter, each giving her own point of view on common history. Both women came across as intelligent and likeble.

Avery Thibeault thebooeyra83bf — I thoroughly truly enjoyed this book. That being said, though it is very clear that it needs to be read in conjunction with its sequel "Dreams of Joy". I intend to read that story and then come back and do a review of both the stories. That is the only reason I'm rating it as 3 stars for now. I know the story isn't yet finished...

Ruslan Barsukov 35e8 — I have read this book every year since I was 15. My copy is falling apart. I am not sure why I love it so much; the writing is a little cheesey. Also, the characters aren't developed very well, but the storyline more than makes up for it. This could have been written in a very crude manner, but instead of relying on gore, it was interesting and suspenseful story. It never ceases to scare the hell out of me.