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Dave Lewandowski davelewandowski — I don't, in the whole, share his world-view, but I love the way he writes about it. He had strong chops; his first collection "Harmonium" is packed with concentrated technical tours-de-force, many of which don't necessarily seem to be about anything except short exercises in poetics. Precise, funny, and strongly evocative, but of what? That and poems like "Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird" and "The Emperor of Ice-Cream" got him a reputation as a kind of nonsense poet. In part it was a fair cop; in "Harmonium" especially he was just having fun and showing off. Otherwise people should have tried harder. Let be be finale of seem, already, especially when the bucks go clattering over Oklahoma. Anyway. Later on he became more sober-sided and contemplative, but the way he engineered verse was rarely less than fascinating.

Jelena Purešić _elena_uresic — Follows the adventures of the Watson family in Flint, Michigan in 1963. The Watsons are a hilarious, loveable family and I was immediately taken in by this funny novel.

Bryam Calderon romainruiz8872 — beautifully written. she says so much in so few words. i almost finished it, but don't have access to the book anymore. let me know if you have a copy i could borrow.

Hirzi Aulia hirziazaky — Excellent, and very inspirational!

Joren Ryckaert _oren_yckaert — This sent genuine chills down my spine when reading at night. I'm still musing over the ending; it is shockingly clear and the story masterfully builds up to it. I tend to dislike this kind of endings, but in this case it fits inevitably. Not at all in the narrative style I expected, it was a pleasant surprise.

Pedro Ramos pedroramos1987 — Love "Teddy" more than is probably strictly necessary.