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Ira Yurkova _raweb — Oh, where to begin with this gem? Mason & Dixon is Pynchon's most moving novel, a panoramic view of the Enlightenment-gone-human. The author's cozy narration, performed in sometimes anachronistic 18th-century vernacular, lends a playful flavor to this buddies-tale and enhances the mixed-brow humor that makes Pynchon great. As the tale unfolds, as readers we are continually challenged in our preconceptions of the Age of Reason. We find the Great Minds of Science and Civilization (beyond the eponymous duo, there's an opiate-maddened Ben Franklin, a pot-smoking General Washington, and more[!]) housed in amusingly flawed Bodies of Mortality. The Enlightenment project, instead of the gallant crusade against he unknown, is pictured here as a somewhat haphazard stumbling through a frightening wilderness, driven more by ordinary human foibles and desires than by any guiding light of Truth. In the midst of this epic, at its core even, is the wonderfully rendered friendship between Charles Mason and Jeremiah Dixon. It is this relationship, given with such stirring deftness, that really makes this book Pynchon's best. While his earlier books all illustrated the author's grasp on the Big Ideas, on grandiose Themes and Archetypes, Mason & Dixon brings his skill down to the level of the lived and idiosynchratic. All told, Mason & Dixon is quite possibly the finest (read: my favorite) novel I've yet read.

Eduhard Eduard _duhard — A rare 5 star, one of my personal favorite novels. It's a straightforward work of fiction and a portrait of a young man, set in Puerto Rico. I found some of the tangents and long side stories the author threw in boring and distracting, and I wasn't really moved by the in depth exploration of Puerto Rico and borincanos in general. But I was completely immersed in the life of Oscar Wao, and would absolutely describe the story as both brief and wonderful. I admit, a lot of my love of this book is personal. I strongly identified with the protagonist, and the author's habit of filling his writing with Spanglish and comic book references pretty much spoke my language. Regardless, I think it's a powerfully written, engrossing story that will leave you with a sense of wonder and peace. Read read read, <3 Oscar Wao!

Sumit Dasgupta _ — This is Karen Witemeyer’s third novel and each one just gets better and better. The message in this deeply moving story is that God gives us second chances. This is a historical romance that will wheedle its way into your heart and soul. Levi Grant has spent time in jail for a crime he didn’t mean to do, it was totally unintentional. He is now looking to begin his life anew in Spencer, Texas where a blacksmith is needed and Levi fits the bill. Eden Spencer is a librarian in Spencer who is somewhat cantankerous but she absolutely loves children but has sworn off men. But, when Levi arrives in town Eden’s perfectly, orderly life is quickly turned upside down. Eden isn’t big on forgiveness and must learn through God that she needs to trust that God will direct her down the right path. Meanwhile, Levi has made a promise to God which he plans to uphold and soon both Eden and Levi are growing closer to each other. However, they must reveal and reconcile the differences in their pasts. Levi doesn’t know that he will soon face an evil man with evil intentions and the outcome of that will surprise you. There are so many life affirming messages to find throughout this story which will be reminders to us all that all things are possible through God if we allow Him. I would highly recommend this beautifully written Christian novel to anyone. I’m looking forward to reading Ms. Witemeyer’s next novel. “Book has been provided courtesy of Baker Publishing Group and Graf-Martin Communications, Inc. Available at your favourite bookseller from Bethany House, a division of Baker Publishing Group.”

陈 增 a8381229064707 — Ordered from Amazon and may be the only book that jumps ahead of my Harry Potter recap.