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John Brömstrup joohn — A very interesting novel. it takes place in 1967, following Che's goals, beliefs, and lifestlye through the perspective of fictional CIA agent Peter Hoyle. Lots of suspense and danger through firefights in the bolivian jungle and on-road guerrila ambushes. Very well written as it details Che's goals in a very admirable way rather then criticizing them, and shows the reader the true hero in Che. Even if you dont agree with him politically, by the end of the novel Pfarrer will have you saluting Che all the way. " Better to die standing, then to live on your knees" - Ernesto 'Che' Guevara.

Dmitry Malyovaniy vpalto — I've read this twice now, and I bumped it up a star. It's got more depth than you expect, and an additional decade of perspective made me appreciate it more. It's a great look back at the early 90s and what it meant to be young and ambitious and aimless back then. The self-consciousness that turns off many readers (self-absorption may be more accurate) is actually a pretty good reflection of how many of us feel at that age, and what many people feel like after tragedy. Don't get hung up on the literary devices (there are many) and enjoy the Kerouac-esque style of the San Francisco chapters, which are particularly great. People really want to hate Eggers for his success, but he's earned it.