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Anastasiia Fedorova _nastasiia_edorova — really interesting portrait of a dysfunctional youth growing up to become America's most hated rock n roll star ... not only a fun book if you are fan of Manson or rock n roll in general .. but the book connects the pyschological dots in such a way that even in 2007 .. the man, or more so, the character of Marilyn Manson is less of an idea, but an accumalation of events, traumas, and incredibly evil encounters. My only complaint was this book was written at the end of Marilyn Manson's "Anti Christ Superstar" phase, and some of his most interesting work/stories actually came after .. hopefully there is a sequel in him ... from the gender bending work of "Mechanical Animals" that some how married cocaine, aliens, and man boobs ... to Manson taking the blame for Columbine .. even to his marriage w. Dita Von Teese .. it seemed like the "Long Road Out OF Hell" could have gone on for quite some time ..

Anas Taffoor anas_taf1153b — I rather liked this lively biography of Queen Victoria. As I've read a small mountain of books (sixty or so) about her, many of which would be exceedingly dull and plodding for someone less obsessed with the subject than myself, it was very refreshing to find a biography that concentrated less on the weighty political issues of the era and more on Victoria as a person. Though this book does tend to concentrate on Victoria's bad points, it felt to me as if the author had researched the queen and found a great deal of negative information and was putting it down somewhat reluctantly, as I thought she had a genuine liking for her subject. After many weighty tomes, this was a nice bit of light relief to curl up with a nice cup of tea and a biscuit with, but don't take it as an excessively scholarly volume. Mind you, any book called 'Her Little Majesty' is unlikely to be placed alongside the biographies of Elizabeth Longford or Cecil Woodham-Smith.

Nilton Júnior njdesign — I liked this, but the plot is trying a bit too hard to throw in too many issues, but it does include arresting moments of insight into the characters. It has a bit of the Don DeLillos, in that the characters are all universally self-aware and articulate about indefinable issues. I loved the corrections, and liked this, but it lacks humour.