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Alberto Fiocco albertofiocco — This is a really great collection of stories by Isaace Bashevis Singer. I found some of the tales disturbing, but I think that is partly what Mr. Singer was hoping to invoke in his readers, especially Jewish ones like me. I like the way he weaves in Jewish tradition, ritual, the way we used to speak in our older generations, and even a bit of mysticism from the kabalah. In the Introduction, he says this was a book that he didn't necessarily intend to write, but that it almost wrote itself. As compelling as it was, because he is such a great story-teller, I couldn't help wonder if he would rather have not written it. These stories really brings out some of the worst aspects of human character when it comes to relationships: infidelity, betrayal of trust, wives and husbands walking out on each other and/or deceiving each other, characters lacking forgiveness or charity, etc. I cannot say I liked this book, because some of these tales were just uncomfortable and the characters were despicable. It did make me think and the story-telling was excellent.

Nandipha Mpote _ady_andi — Have you heard how Mr. McCloskey got the ducklings to pose for the drawings? Rumor has it that he used champagne!

Alexandre Pinelli alexandrepinelli542f — A solid collection of stories make up the 25th annual version of this anthology. Highlights include Kenneth Calhoun's NIGHTBLOOMING Aaron Gwyn's DRIVE, and Megan Mayhew Bergman's THE COW THAT MILKED HERSELF. I read this more than five years after they were first published, but unlike some Best Of collections, all of these stories sit in a Southern state of timelessness that is well worth your attention today.

Katarina Moss katelate — memang kita tidak akan hargai apa yang ada dihadapan mat sehingga ea pergi meninggalkan kita. disaat itu, menangis pun, sudah tidak berguna.

Shelly Tsai xiaoyuncai — Did not finish. Lost interest after 1/3 - never connected with the main characters.

Maxim Bielievtsov _egcuba — Melody is one of philly's finest writers. When I picked up the F-Word, I was absolutly amazed to see the famous people she managed to get interviews with. Margaret Cho, Gloria Steinem and Alix Olson are all in here, which makes this zine worth picking up. Melody is coming out with a book in November, which, based on this zine, will be a must-read. I liked the F-WORD because it focuses on positive action and the ability of young feminists everywhere to organize for issues like choice, women's liberation, and breaking out of the traditional thoughts of what it means to be a female or a male. There's also sex advice, book and music reviews, and a whole lot of other quick pieces that make this a worthwhile read.