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Fernando Ramos frnnd856 — This is an amazing book. Riveting from the first page 'til the last, it is one of the better books I have read in a while.

Diego Mena menamx — Dense anthropological look into the Cambodian genocide. Hinton translates gruesome details into symbolic actions. Good academic read.

Arya Mahmoudzadeh arya29mcd12 — I’ve seen in negative reviews for this book that there are complaints of pointless dialogs and tangents. But I realized early on in Book Two that the author is treating each character and aspect of the story as it’s own little novel. So from the homeless guy who you know is going to be dead in mere seconds because he just disrupted the arm’s resting place, to the retarded boy who will laughingly witness his loving brother’s brutal death, to the history of the founding of a strange and seemingly aimless but popular new religion, you will get life stories, explanations of theology, intimate insights into character’s personalities, etc. There are many mini stories inside the main story. Perhaps people become frustrated because we will never hear of the homeless man and the retarded boy again and it seems pointless but what the author is doing is drawing a picture of a town, a broken society, and the individuals that live in it. The main story isn’t the entire point in this book. What you’re experiencing is many little books inside of a larger one, each having it’s own purpose, just as we have our own complete stories inside the stories of the places and societies we live in - hell, the world we live in. I really enjoy this writing style and hope it is appreciated by future readers and not so misunderstood.

Lyn 阮 55051169839f0 — The book is very personal as Siri Hustvedt tries to understand the shaking fits that come to her in certain situations. The strength of the book are these personal parts in which she talks about the fits and about her relationship to her father. The weakness of the book are the many digressions about mental illness in general by which the Siris voice sometimes gets lost as well as the focus of what is being told. Interesting, though, to read about different theories on nervous and mental illness, particularly in women, from hysteria to more modern ways of describing it.

Xingyao Wu xingyao_wu — This was the book I wanted to write when I came to graduate school. When I realized that I had been beaten to it (and had seen my vision carried out in much more capable hands), I realized political science was not for me.