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Simran Anand simran_anand — 125 Writers including Peter Carey, Annie Proulx, Sandra Cisneros, and Michael Cunningham list their favorite books. Most of the lists are simply that--a listing of their favorite works, but there are descriptions of each work in the appendix, and scattered throughout, some of the authors have written appreciations of favorite books. The editor uses a strange system to rank the works in several categories, e.g., Top 10 Works of the 20th Century, Top 10 Works by Russian Authors, but overall it is very good.

Renata Nunes _enata_uness — This is probably a book that I would expect middle aged women would like...what can I say I loved it and would really enjoy reading another. It was humorous and light. A perfect summer read.

Vince Touache fruityvince — My unsubstantiated theory on Banana is that she needs a better translator. Not that she's not great -- she often is -- but I feel like there's a sort of choppiness in her prose sometimes, and sporadic awkward turns of phrase. That's less true in this book than in some of her others, maybe, but it's still there. I do think she's basically in the same class as Murakami, using a similar voice to skate through many of the same themes, like the "this side / the other side" dichotomy, with things and people moving silently and softly between the two, and music and its power, and time and its betrayals, and the loss of self through occultish means, and fog and darkness and loss and aching loneliness.... I feel like Banana should be as ragingly popular as Haruki is, but the fact is that he reads like being submerged in something, mercury maybe, where everything is all liquid and flow; and even though she's great, Banana just doesn't quite have the same consistent immersiveness. About Hardboiled and Hard Luck. It's two novellas, a little tiny bit of book that you can read in a few hours. "Hardboiled" is stunning, a soft slow story about being in love with a dead girl. "Hard Luck," however, sort of lost me a little; it's about a girl whose sister is slowly dying, and it is so, so sad. I had to keep mentally distancing myself to keep from breaking down in devastation.

Richard Gomes richardgomes — Wow!!