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Ilja Nemo iljanemo — Fascinating true-crime saga of larceny within the rare book business, in a case where the author herself nearly gets drawn into the action. This is the story of a book thief (John Gilkey) who specializes in preying on dealers in first editions and historical documents. Gilkey gave the author nearly unlimited access, resulting in a unique picture of this particular sociopath collector's obsessive mindset and actions. After the book is over, both the author and the reader are still left wanting for a solid resolution - but that is, in itself, true to Gilkey's life. As the author says, "The story never ends."

Jeyan Cakirlar jeyancakir7ae5 — Although written two decades ago, this book is still compelling reading, even when the details (regarding crime scene processing, communication technologies, etc.) are a bit dated. Simon does a skillful job combining his story of the police with passages explaining the general criminal justice system in Baltimore/Maryland.

Iva Rušin ivamhm — A good story...it's been a while but I really liked it. The movie was so-so.

Mikis Woodwinter mikiswoodw746f — Alert to those who liked this book or some other by Coelho: Please stop reading now, as I don't want to upset or offend anybody. Now: I found this to be insulting cheesy new-age-tastic malarkey. I couldn't finish it. The idea of dance being a conduit to another sense of self, or to releasing the self or transporting it, or accessing some larger truth, is a familiar sensation to me and I'm interested in thinking more about it. But the clumsy writing, boneheaded explanation, embarrassing lack of nuance, and gross simplification of important cultural features and concepts forced me to get the book away, get away, get it away. I despise books that treat their readers as if they are stupid, and I feel this book did that. Fie.

Cami Bennett camibennett2 — i learned unfathomable theories and non-theories about where we come from, what's going on, the imagination and the essence of thought.

Timothy Bigham not2plaide5c0 — This is the type of book where you can get lost in this other country from long ago. Beautifully written.