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Thomas Jones tmjones28a9 — ** spoiler alert ** This isn't as good as Bone. In terms of a comic unconnected to Bone it is proably good, but like the Star Wars prequels, some of the plot doesn't match what came before. Which annoys me, though this is faaaaarrrrr better than SW. I want to know what happened to the cows. There is horses here, not cows. There should be cows. I don't care if it is nitpicking. The cows were cool. But what I really, truly didn't like was the whole Briar foreshadowing thing. If you've read Bone then you know Briar is the bad master. Here that is foreshadowed by three things. (1) Briar doesn't like dogs (2) Briar doesn't like the outside (3) Briar shows her cleveage. Simplstic characterstics of evil always annoy, especailly the dog one. The reversal of that is that everyone who loves dogs is good, and we know from history that is not true. Yet, the story was overall engaging.

Claudio Bernardoni dinhu — As Lewis says in the closing paragraph of this book: "But in reading great literature I become a thousand men and yet remain myself." I have felt the same and ultimately i feel this is what he is trying to say in this book as to why we read and why we need to talk about reading.

Vinh Vũ vinhmanhie1934 — This book has seeped deep into my brain, and will most likely be resting there for some time to come. Bolaño's poet/artist/pilot/sadist serial killer Carlos Weider is one of the more disturbing creations pulled out of the sewer of fascist ideal I've yet to run across. I'm thrilled he took what was the best and most disturbing of vignettes from his book Nazi Literature in the Americas and splayed out the story to its full and terrifying potential.