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Nahyun Jun nahyun — Does anyone write crisper, cleaner English than Margaret Atwood? A few hundred of her sentences per day might help all of us write better. So, on the level of language, no complaints! In other ways, though, this is an uneven collection. It begins brilliantly and ends well, but the middle sections about the narrator and her life with Tig in the countryside just did not engage me. The problem may arise in part from the somewhat ambiguous nature of this book. Is it a collection of short stories or a novel? I read it as the latter until the two last pieces, both about declining parents gradually becoming "stories," which are detached from the earlier pieces. I know the novel has taken on new forms. I can accept that but somehow "Moral Disorder" seemed to shift from one thing to something else two-thirds of the way through. Nevertheless, several of these chapters are brilliant. "The Headless Horseman" is a good evocation of childhood, as well moving masterfully between past and present. And "My Last Duchess" is a wonderful and very funny account of two types of readers and the unbridgeable gap between them. Any "literary" type who has ever been involved with a strict rationalist will find something familiar in this piece. Finally, I just read a review of Atwood's new nonfiction work "Payback" and have decided that amazon.com will soon reap the benefit from yet another purchase.

Everard Alcindor alciphoto032a — Oh . . . just bite her already!! Getting sick of the story and all the history, but still entertained. That's weird huh!

David Thompson _avid_hompson17 — This is a really well-written, atmospheric books that captures the style of romantic, Gothic novels like Jane Eyre and it is a tribute to those classics. The central female character grew up in a bookstore and is a major reader. The book refers to and led me to read other authors of that time I did not know, such as Wilkie Collins

Renato Tarma renato943f27f — This was a very interesting look at life after death, Mitch Albom wrote a great emotional novel, I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Mdnooruddin Wasim thatsadd8a7d — Nothing I had cursorily remembered hearing about this book prepared me for the fantasy elements! It was difficult the first 100-200 pages when I kept trying to make everything make sense in a strictly historical-realist framework. Once I was able to let go of that, thoroughly enjoyable... Best long-distance ice-skating scene EVER.

Gary Ludbrook d4_design — I love FLB's books because they are fantastic "Fag Hag Lit". FLB is practically a groupie for ever marginalized group in existance (and few she probably invented). It's great. I loved revisited the characters of Weetzie Bat, older and still enthralled by the delights of Shangra-LA.