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Deepa Raghwani dipz_raghw858f — A fun murder mystery set in Gilded Age New York. A pretty quick/engrossing read, but at the end I was left slightly wanting. Still a good fun book.

Rodrigo Farell ro_farell — The part that amazed me about reading "His Family" was the similarities of the world in 1917 to today. Immigration, generational differences concerning morals, aging, the struggle to maintain relevance in one's children's lives etc. This novel is an example of why I read books written in the time of the author's life. The author, Ernest Poole, was the first to receive the Pulitzer Prize, and it was for this book. Well worth reading.

Hugo Rojas _uguex_ojas — Anthony Trollope's tale of Arabella Trefoil, a clever, conniving and ruthless woman.

Acid Studio weareacid — This started off pretty well, I thought, with the writer speaking directly to her subject (a turn-of-the-century Chinese prostitute in San Francisco). Bold post-modernish device, promising setting. But then she gets more and more heavy-handed, and after a while the studiedly spare prose really starts to feel like it's trying way too hard for *something* (one is never quite sure what, alas). And then it all goes *really* bad when the writer begins to load her politics (mostly feelings about immigration & the place of Asian immigrants in the US *today*) onto a tale that just can't bear that weight.

Valeriia Myroshnichenko _yroshnichenko_ — I peed myself several times. You will too. Christopher Moore is entirely hilarious, and this book is one of my absolute favorites.