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Desaxismundi Desaxismundi desaxismundi — This is one of my favorites of all time! I just love everything Oscar Fingal O'Flahertie Wills Wilde wrote, honestly I think he was brilliant and his words speak to me in a very meaningful way. Dorian Gray is an unforgettable character and his story is perfect. The darkness swallows him in the same way that it swallows us all - life changes us all into monsters we don't recognize from time to time; Dorian Gray shows us how to look at ourselves, even when we don't want to - because we have to. PLEASE READ THIS BOOK - it is one of the works that helps me define how I perceive the world, and I think it could help anyone who reads it.

Diego Cataldi dicataldi5655 — read in 2003 for Black Diamond book club. History is hard for me. I get very confused and can't keep the dates straight. But this book was just amazing.

Youjin Byeon koalab — Easily the most impressive recent fantasy debut I've read. Patrick Rothfuss is a master at creating engaging characters and setting and displays the most accomplished use of the framed narrative as a storytelling device that I have read by a contemporary author. A must read for anyone who even thinks they might like fantasy. As an aside, Rothfuss is funny and personable "in real life" and takes the time to personally respond to fans who contact him through his website. It's worthwhile to note that he is the only author whom I've ever contacted for any reason, and he was kind enough to offer encouragement in my own writing endeavors. 3/27/11 - I'm currently rereading this before starting into the second book "Wise Man's Fear," and once again, I'm blown away. It is so unusual to find a genre book that can pass for literature in terms of style and voice. The shift between omniscient narrator (the frame) to first person narration (story within the frame) works to add tension and slow the pace of the story as needed. It also beautifully contrasts the two Kvothes we know-- the man he is versus the boy he was-- and causes the reader to wonder what could have created such a dramatic change, giving the impetus to continue reading. Well done, indeed.