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Eugene Bradford bradfordphotography — I LOVED THIS BOOK. LOVED IT. My favorite of the series probably . Coming in very close with Order of the Phoenix.

Elias Zaaza zaazaelias1a10 — Hey, look at me! I finally read a DFW book all the way through! No matter that this one is all of 7000 words, a commencement speech that would have made a lot more sense as an article in The New Yorker than dressed up as a $15 self-help book. There was some good stuff in here but the melodramatic format of this book sets it up as the easily scoured suicide note everything becomes after the fact. Remember when you first listened to In Utero after the news of Cobain's death? "It's so obvious." Which, of course, it isn't. We who schlep around in the stupor of grocery stores Wallace depicts here cannot help but mythologize our "betters" that opt out early, and the things that made them better are, to some degree, reduced to anecdotes to that mythology. It's too bad because this little speech intends the opposite: mythologizing the anecdotal; not only inflating the internal into a dirigible capable of soaring soundlessly above the mundane, but also introducing the radical idea that there are other balloons in the sky.

Debbie T yygttan2cb5 — Probably the best haunted house story I have ever read-I believe Stephen King dedicated his first novel to Shirley Jackson...The two movies (1963 and the 1990's) do NOT do this book justice although the first is much closer to the book....There are psychological undertones of family and family conflict throughout the book "Sisters..." As well as a study of what love is or isn't....and how someone can break apart all too easily when their expectations and preconceptions are blown apart... I also Believe Ms Jackson based quite a bit of the actual paranormal scenes on the happenings at Borley Rectory based on a British publication of the Psychic Research that was done there..