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Alexander Tórrez _lx_01 — Easy read. Interesting theories. I read it while visiting in Chicago, and carried it around with me to several public places. Two people stopped to tell me it was a good book - both women were over 50, so maybe that says something.

Eduardo Salsamendi edusal — To me, this book is about the importance of story. Martel does not outline why story is important, but he builds it through chapter after chapter of fanciful, magical, quasi-plausible story that drew me in until the cold splash of water at the end of the book. I was able to suspend my disbelief and run with it, and as a result, I feel a much stronger connection to the fanciful story than I do with an easier "reality". At the end, I felt like this would be a great companion piece to "A Million Miles in a Thousand Years."

Samantha Ricken _amantha_icken — I have mixed reviews for this one: some of the essays were a bit tedious to get through, and perhaps the meaning was just lost on me; others were really incredible, and if I could be half as good a writer someday, I would be happy. The introduction, by Joyce Carol Oates, is written by someone who really knows the craft, and because I read it before reading the essays, I had more appreciation for them.