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Loraine Kavrokov lorainekav — Book designer Chip Kidd's follow–up novel to "The Cheese Monkeys" is equally as witty and saturated with Graphic Design tid bits. I especially like the mention of the Millgram's Experiment that were actual experiments conducted in the 1960s that tested how humans can be pushed to commit terrible atrocities when influenced by a higher authority. Kidd gives respectful nods to typography, layout design, advertising, and other tools of design. He also remains incredibly historically accurate in regards to Millgram's Experiment; he even uses the exact copy that was printed on the ad in the 60s. It seems to be a recurring trend for Kidd to have really bizarre, ethereal endings for his novels. If i didn't know any better, i would assume that he got bored with writing and came up with an ending while he was drunk, but i'm positive that every aspect of Kidd's novels are pored over, so i really try to understand. i really enjoyed this book, and Chip Kidd remains a god in my universe.

Renee Ye _eneeye7 — I really wanted to like this book. Finishing the book was a struggle, mostly because I didn't really care what happened to any of the characters. Shteynberg can write hilariously profane sentences, but the novel that emerges from these sentences feels slight. Our narrator Misha is always on the move, bouncing from one tragic place to another. Surprise deaths push the plot along, but no one is ever forced to confront the consequences of anything that happens. In violation of one of the basic rules of fiction, each new chapter seems unrelated to the ones that precede it. I was also turned off by the descriptions of women in this book. While Misha's attitude towards "ethnic" women (Rouenna, Lyuba, Nana) can be viewed as natural expression of his voracious appetites, it comes across as both condescending and fetishistic.