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Idalberto Clark _dalbertoclark — Half A Life by V.S. Naipaul This book was on a class list for a mixed genres writing course (memoir and fiction blended), but we never got to the book. I had picked it up once before and tossed it aside, but this time the story engaged me. I continuously pondered the meaning of half of a life as the author carried me from caste centered India to London to Portugese colonial Africa exploring and analysing the ways in which each society contained and labeled it’s classes. At the same time the main character seems to be wandering somewhat aimlessly through his life. The book is both a literal summation of half of this main character’s life (in rough estimate some 40-50 years) and a comment on the quality of the character’s life. At the same time the title says much of our humanity’s ways of classifying each other’s worth and I wonder whose lives we, each of us, may deem as only half worthy without even having given it much thought. An overall good read, exposing me to cultures and ideas of which I have no direct experience in a book that I probably would not otherwise have selected.

Kdhaber Haber kdhaber — An excellent statement of the reformed conservative position in the fundamentalist/modernist conflict in the early 20th Century presbyterian church. Note the reformed conservative position, not the fundamentalist position. Interesting in light of the position of the American evangelical church today (hanging somewhere between fundamentalist and modernist).

Maude Pascale _aude_ascale — very good and a very good take on mythology. I can't wait for the next book in the series.