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Ehsan Omid _hsanomid — ** spoiler alert ** This is one of my favorite books ever. It has humor and pathos, it goes off on rabbit trails only to come back and tie them all up together, and it has the most entertaining reaction to bad fanfiction that I've ever encountered. We all know the basic premise. An old Spanish gentleman named Don Quixote De La Mancha, having read too many books about knight-errantry late at night, goes slightly loony and decides to become one. Having selected a lady-love, a squire and his trappings, he sets off to save damsels, destroy wizards and joust with windmills. However, you may not have known that there is a framing device; Senor Cervantes tracking down and collecting the story, which was taken down by a mysterious Arab. The second part was written in response to some impatient fan writing and publishing his own abysmal sequel to Don Quixote, and the main message of the official sequel is this: bad fanfiction will burn in hell. Yes, really. We see demons poking the book with pitchforks. At the end Cervantes actually kills off the mad knight to prevent any more bad sequels from coming about. There are a lot of little side-stories woven into the book. Characters show up, explain their histories, and either Don Quixote decides to right their wrong, or they come up with a way to trick or torment him. I love it when authors solve everything in one huge, crazy climax, and this happens every time we go to The Inn. Some of the things that happen to Don Quixote, though, may have not been his insanity. There's an event in a cave which none of the characters--Cervantes's self-insert included--is sure was his imagination. Everyone needs to read this book.

Tom Rowley tjarowleyf123 — A bit of an anti-climax after "The Name of the Rose". Nonetheless, an interesting read...perhaps more for those interested in mysticism and the occult! "Three book editors, jaded by reading far too many crackpot manuscripts on the mystic and the occult, are inspired to have some fun by an extraordinary conspiracy story told to them by a strange colonel. They start feeding random bits of information into a powerful computer capable of of inventing connections between the entries, thinking they are creating nothing more than an amusing game, but then there game starts to take over, the deaths start mounting and they are forced into a frantic search for the truth."

Maria Fernanda mftvillafc93 — I pretended to hate this book. I actually like it because it makes me think of random things, and my brain does not think of random things on its own very well sometimes, but I think it is helpful for brains to be able to do so.

Seah Jun _ — LOVED this.

Timo Wadenpohl buero_wadenpohl — Amazing book- made me cry and has a very intriguing concept of heaven.

Gustavo Rebolledo gustase — This book provided a really interesting perspective into the atrocities of war, as well as interesting views on every-day life.