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Tim Metcalfe timmetcalfe — Paul Johnson is definitely Old School. He takes the kind of Eurocentric position in praising his chosen list of the greatest creative geniuses of all time (n.b. Jane Austen is the only woman to make the list and all are European or American) that academics of the current generation chomp at the bit to pick apart and ridicule. That said, it was nice reading little snippets about such diverse "creators," from Chaucer to Walt Disney.

G Lab glabdesign — kinda slow at the beginning but don't let that fool you. it was such a quick read. i became depressed when it was over.

Pratima Manga pmangad0a2 — An inspiring true story of a newspaper columnist who went beyond his goal of writing a good column for his newspaper, and befriends and leads an extremely talented ill man back toward the world.

Mahshid Kosari mahshidk777 — amy krouse rosenthal writes with the exact same flair and random brilliance as every single one of my friends -- perhaps why this book wasn't as unusual and unique as i expected. though there were some passages i was compelled to read aloud to anyone who'd listen, i mostly had the nagging feeling that i already know amy from somewhere, maybe chicago where i too grew up. she mentions names of people i'm familiar with like greg allen of the neo-futurists, and the whole concept and brevity of the chapters remind me of neo-futurist plays from 'too much light..' things that made me want to write amy: 1. she offers to bake people pies 2. she loves mail, and i love mail, and we mail people need to stick together 3. 'alphabetized' was misspelled as 'aphabetized' early on -- how typos make it to the paperback edition is beyond me. 4. on the page where she talks about q-tips, it says "See also: french fries" and it reads as if she also sticks french fries in her ears. reasons why i probably won't write amy: 1. i actually didn't relate to her in a lot of the book: she was popular, threw parties, was a cheerleader -- later had the luxury of writing in coffee houses constantly and dropping off her dry cleaning, has kids, is married -- is she really like a friend of mine at all? 2. i'd really just be in it for the pie.