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David Garabatto garabatto — Interesting and fairly well written (the way the book goes over the same events adding detail is nice) But it's not actually funny (except maybe the first few chapters).

Marwan Tj ajonee — So the whole Aenea as Christ thing was a bit much. And the "romance" between her and Raul so pale and uninteresting that it did nothing to make me want to reach the end of the over 700 pages of tiresome, unedited detail. And there really was no reason for the sex scene in which Raul eats out Aenea. Was there? This much anticipated closing volume of the Hyperion cycle is enjoyable as a tale, but could have been hundreds of pages shorter. I love big, meaty reads, I admit, but shouldn't you want to get to the end of a story you've been following through the course of 4 novels? I didn't. I almost stopped reading it just because I didn't want to have to carry it with me around Europe anymore. But I stuck with it and finished it on the plane to Paris from Madrid. I hope whoever found it in the seat pocket just happens to want to read it. It's an effort.

Vignesh Kumar _icky_anesh — Reading David T. Dellinger is like reading the works Mohandas Gandhi addressed to Anglo-Americans regarding his pacifist philosophy. Although sympathetic to many revolutionary movements utilizing physical force to achieve humane ends, both maintain that soul force is superior. As a young man, very concerned about and opposed to the United States' invasion of Vietnam, but very uncomfortable with hurting anyone, I found their arguments to be of great interest and went so far as to join The War Resister's League and subscribe to Liberation magazine. I probably saw Dave several times both in Washington, D.C. during the two demonstrations I attended there against the Vietnam war and in Chicago during the 1968 Democratic National Convention and during the demonstrations that followed during the Conspiracy Trial, but never actually was introduced to him. The only defendants I knew personally were Froines and Weiner, the two academics of the lot. Years after reading this book, needing shelf space, I divested myself of paperbacks. This title ended up at the Book Nook in Sawyer, Michigan.

Geegrapher Geegrapher geegrapher — amazing book loved every minute of it