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Alex Ponomarev feiryt — Another of my favorite writers. Mahfouz is a master story teller. He is a prolific writer, stylistically diverse, and I believe innovative. Nights and Days was the first of his novels that I read. It is set in a mystical and magical Arabia, and thus somewhat allegorical. The novel begins on the day after Sharzad finishes telling her tales (The Arabian Nights) to the Sultan, and wanders from the palace to the quarters of the city. Each chapter reveals another story of those that live in the city. Although each chapter can be enjoyed on its own, they interweave to form a larger story as well. You will encounter as expected djinn, magic caps, and madmen, but Mahfouz subtly reinterprets these story elements to, I suspect, relate them to the politics and culture of his modern Egypt.

Cristian Delacruz delacruzzz — What a hard, slow slog that was! And what a disappointment after the excellent "Hyperion". Unfortunately, you have to read this book because Hyperion abruptly finishes midway through the main characters pilgramage. Where Hyperion was essentially a interesting collection of short stories, this is a confusing & tedious space opera of interstellar politics. The main characters introduced in Hyperion almost become supporting cast to the main characters Joseph Severn & M. Gladstone. Very limited actual action, but a lot of people talking about space battles which always seem to be happening somewhere else. Am I just plain dumb or does anyone really understand some of the technological concepts - metaspheres / megaspheres / All thing - Simmons seems to repeatedly bang on about this stuff. He also ponces on a lot about the poetry of John Keats - its almost as if he's showing off how well read he is. And at the end, the Shrike still remains a mystery - alas I won't be reading the Endymion instalments to learn more.

Friederike Gerhardt visualive_berlin — If you're into music industry nonsense, ho's, bitchery, Diddy BS....then you'll enjoy.