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Theseas Mouzouropoulos infof7a2 — One of the most visual books I can remember reading; Chevalier's description of her setting is at times mesmerizing. It is a testament to her skill that I could go in having little knowledge or interest in the time, place, or painter she was inspired by and still enjoy the book immensely.

Corey Gill coreygill — This is a luminous book about women poets. I liken it to "The Artist as a Young Man" and also love her poetry. The only drawback is that you need to be very familiar with Irish history. Nation, heritage, womanhood, and poetry is seamlessly interweaved and there are often no handy gloss of a certain historical event. Even so, an intelligent reader can gather what they need from context and enjoy the book.

Estudio Lina estudiolinavila — A true classic, this book has more allusions and critical analysis possible than most books (with the obvious exception of The Crying of Lot 49). It also happens to be a most melancholy love story, and begs the question of exactly who we all are when we happen to forget ourselves.

Jassim Talat jassimtalat — This volume includes the majority of one of my favorite story arcs: The Brood! It also has the major introduction of the Morlocks and Rogue as a member of the X-men. The more I read of Marvel's past history the more I see that Chris Claremont had as big a positive affect on the characters and the universe as Stan Lee did. So many much character development that I adore happened under his pen... Magneto's Jewish heritage, Kitty Pryde, Scott's new wife.

Natalia Naff natalianaffrodzinska — This was a very good continuation of Stirling's trilogy. I enjoyed the fact that he expanded his fictive universe to include what is happening post-Change is other parts of the world, including the UK, Australia, and Tasmania. These books are fun reading and I admire the attention to detail and the extensive research that must have gone into their construction. I feel a little guilty blowing through them so fast because they must have taken Stirling hundreds of hours of labor. If you like this genre, you will find this second book as satisfying as the first.