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Brad Carter bradcarter — I recommend White Teeth to everyone who ever asks me about my intercultural experiences and my overt antagonism towards people who belittle me by calling me "a foreigner". So I was excited to read The Autograph Man, hoping that it would give me an insight into another section of the world, one that I had less contact and experience with. And in many ways, I suppose it did. But I can't say that I came out of the read with better understanding other than perhaps distress at how incomprehensible people on drugs tend to be. But maybe that was a goal. Maybe the Kabbalah references were simply coincidental to the story. Too bad that's what I got stuck on, impeding my ability to really follow much else of the storyline. The writing is gorgeous though. "Women are the answer. They are. If you'll only let them into the story. Women. They are the answer." "What's the question?" "England is always autumnal from the air" Maybe I'll give this book another go when I'm a little more relaxed and able to look past the piles of information on each page that I simply don't understand.

Pekka Front pekkafront — terribly well written, which because of how depressing the story is makes it a very informative guide on how not to ruin your own life; the style is 5 stars but i need books in my life that are less methodically tragic.

Luke Previs lprevis — This was a very quick, suspenseful, entertaining read for me. I have only read two of the prior books in this series, and with this book I felt like I was missing some of the back story on some characters. I may have missed that information since I have read out of order but I didn't find that that changed how much I liked this story.

Chiara Previti chiarapreviti — full review available at talksupe.blogspot.com Just to set your expectations, this is nothing but a descriptive short story and there are minimal dialogues. You will not read about what happened after Joan was saved as the account is told in the POV of William of York. This short story doesn't affect the flow of the series nor will you be missing out on anything if you decide to skip it, this is just one of those back stories that explains a bit about Scathatch and Joan's friendship

陈 小苾 clip66023b — Estamos todos de acuerdo en que Seda no es una novela. Muchos coinciden en que es un cuento. Es una metáfora sobre el poder del deseo sobre las acciones humanas, por su etérea fuerza de atracción, su capacidad de prevalecer, atraer y hasta destruir a su paso. Seda es una historia fugaz y sencilla de agradable lectura, de una prosa poética 'económica' como diría el amigo @patxi. Baricco usa ciertas reiteraciones como estribillos de versos y a pesar de su corta extensión es capaz de elevar a su lector a estados estéticos que le hagan percibir belleza y hasta música.

Valeriia Myroshnichenko _yroshnichenko_ — This book is excellent for anyone who gets blocked when trying to draw.