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Brianna Kelley nebulous270 — I thought it was fun interesting reading but not factual in anyway.

Phil Batchelor philbatchelor — I just can't resist a fun, teen romance with vampires. Plus, these books are better written than the Twilight series, the overall story is much better. Added bonus is the complete lack of any whiny, helpless female victim characters. Thank you Richelle!! More Buffy, Less Bella - that's the ticket!

Dijana Janevski deejai — Read "Crowds": Canetti makes a curious attempt at categorizing different crowds (baiting, flight, prohibition, double...), though some of this crowd categorization goes against what he had earlier said about the moment of crowd formation being the discharge of difference that transforms people's usual fear of being touched into a desire to be touched, a desire to form one equal social body. That is, some of the crowds he categorizes/reifies/ontologizes aren't formed by discharge. His most curious part of this book might be his examination of crowd symbols -- things like fire, the ocean, corn, sand -- that can be used to either symbolize or understand the crowd in different formations. In some way, his rigorous categorization works against his metaphorical expressivity (the unfair impression of him would go something like, "the crowd is like rain, man, and there are four types of rain"); but really it's his categorization-that-is-ontology (that seems to deny historical specificity) that seems to hamper him the most.

William Chen williamtwcbb9d — Fine summer escapist reading. Jance balances a taut plot with well developed characters. There is both suspense and humor in the main and various story threads. The Sheriff's mother-in-law is one of the most frightening characters I've encountered in fiction.