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Yann Bourigault _ann64 — good small space/high production ideas.

漫 生活 a8624519863297 — A long time ago I read a review of "Leaving Las Vegas" in The New Yorker. The reviewer described how entertaining it was to see Elisabeth Shue imitate the gestures and speech of an actor. Because she didn't actually know how to act, she did her best by vaguely waving her hands around in the way she thought an "actor" would. This is pretty much how I felt about reading this book. Allen has no idea how to write a magical realist novel, so she just apes what she thinks "magical realism" is. Of course, the final product is heavy-handed, clumsy, and predictable. Fortunately, the book often fell into the "it's so bad it will make you laugh" category. So, I did laugh. Although I was also enraged at having lost several hours of my life to this novel.

Juanse Useche juanseuseche — The introduction of Kalona adds a level to the story that I don't particularly care for.

Pedro Chein pedrochein — One of agatha's greatest books. Written in a way that no one can replace. Has an unbelievable ending!

Alizée Adamek alizeeadamek — I learned that the spiritual journey is a rockey one, but still possible.

Anton Tammi antontammi2986 — Well written, disturbing and uncomfortable fantasy story about Angel, a gay photographer in Finland who takes in a young troll. Eventually he finds himself attracted to the troll, whom he names Pessi. Other characters in this story are morally ambiguous types who use each other. There is only one woman character, Palomita, a neighbor who is sexual slave. A quick read.

Sagar Bathani sagarbathani86 — Even better than number one.