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Polina Krasnova _olina_rasnova — I'm probably one of the few guys that has read this book. I might be of a smaller percentage of that group that absolutely loved the book and has read it again multiple times. There is something magical about this book. It isn't the time traveling. To me it's just a deus ex machina. The magic is in the characters and the way that she sets up these wonderful scenes that seem to resonate in all five senses and stick in our memories as if they were ours and not fiction. I can still remember Henry teaching his younger self how to steal, a younger Claire asking Henry to teach a high school rapist a lesson, and their first date in the Thai restaurant. The novel is a series of scenes strung together into a book. It's life.

Walterlym Siqueira haideia — Middle-class jew from harlem comes up in the depression, goes to school, writes some of the best plays ever and marries Marilyn Monroe. He is genuinely perplexed by it all. Worth reading for the odd marriage of ego and contrition; he is aware that he one of the elect, in his talent and in his life, and he is troubled by it. The best of the book is in the first two or three hundo, comprising as it does a very engaging and thoughtful oral history of the 30s and 40s, here and abroad; as Miller gets more famous, and as America flies off into cloud cuckoo land, things become murkier, and lessons begin to unlearn themselves. By the end of the book you find yourself trapped in a forced, false nostalgia for the days when there was a right thing to do and if you could get on a boat to spain to fight Franco you did it; it's a nostalgia that Miller himself eschews, but I found myself drawn back to the dockyards, back to an era when you didn't have to worry about cameras eating your soul.

Francisco Cittadella _o_o17 — Even though this was not an edge of your seat type of mystery, I really enjoyed this book. Something about Jance's "Beaumont" books, and the way she writes in this characters voice, that make them fun to read, even without near misses with serial killers.