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Brazos Donaho cajazzer — Just finished The Great Gatsby and I don't see what all the fuss is about. There are some impressive turns of phrase, some nice symbolic elements, and an agreeably detached first-person narrator, but I don't think it hangs together. It's also rather parochial. Who really cares about the difference between Midwestern and Atlantic American sensibilities? Is the exploding of a national myth (the American dream) really of interest to readers in London, Paris or Beijing? I don't think this book aims high enough to deserve its current status. I would be amazed if it were still considered classic in 100 years time. The set-up promises more than is delivered in the end...which may be the American way, but shouldn't be the way of the so called great American novel. Maybe my expectaions were too high, and I don't think it's a bad book at all. I just don't think it's great.

Cosimo Barberi cosimobarb0707 — I learned quite a bit about the history of the modern obituary, where the best obits can be found, and the different styles that the come in. I also learned that some people have too much time on their hands.

Mike Mawby mmawby — This was definitely my favourite out of the Strega-Borgia books. To cut a long story short, the roof of old the ancestral home begins to leak, forcing the Strega-Borgias to move out into a hotel in the nearby village of Auchenlochtermuchty (I think that's how you spell it) at great expense, while the roof gets repaired by a rather dodgy building company. Meanwhile, Titus and Pandora try to create their own clones. Absolute mayhem ensues, and quite a few people get eaten. My favourite scene in the book absolutely has to be when Ffup realises something very important...