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Dario Timpani dtimpanif6f7 — I absolutely loved this book. The Historian is essentially about the Dracula legend. The book jumps back an forth in time between several different narrators but it basically starts when a history student at an American university finds a mysterious book with a woodcutting of a dragon inside. The history student then goes on a hunt around Eastern Europe for the origins of the book. Turns out it was printed by Vlad the Impaler...i.e. Dracula. This book was a page turner and the whole story has a very creepy ambiance. The story includes a lot about Eastern European history as the historians travel from Amsterdam to Istanbul to Budapest, Romania and Bulgaria. The whole book is very suspenseful and I have to admit: I gasped out loud several times while reading it. I could really relate to the creepy mood of the story. Everything in Eastern Europe had this same creepy feeling to me. I remember when I was hiking through the woods in Poland I kept looking over my shoulder expecting to see vampires or witches. This book is definitely worth reading for anyone who has traveled in Europe or anyone who thinks Vampires are cool.

Fabian Sanabria fabiansanabria — ** spoiler alert ** Modern day boxers pale in comparisson to one of the sports true legends, transcending the sport of boxing and known throughout world. Roberto Duran was a real people's champion, as a boxing fan having watched many of his fights online, I wanted to reacquaint myself with the person. The biography didnt disappoint, it showed another side to the man known as Hands of Stone. An especially touching moment came later on his career when upon hearing is old nemesis Esteban DeJesus was wasting away on some hospital bed dying from aids Roberto not only went to visit him, but hugged and kissed him at a time when next to nothing was known about such a ravaging illness. This action alone, to me is the embodiment of compassion. Tales from his younger youth are widely known, but perhaps the most famous one being the time when, for a wager he knocked out a horse with a single hook. But for me the more interesting observations were made by some of his opponents he faced in the ring. It has been related that the cornermen of his opponents told their fighters not to look in Duran's eyes at the staredown, simply because Duran had an intimidating look and presence and had the ability to unsettle even the most self-assured and confident fighters of his generation. There is more to be said about Duran's eyes and the way they glimmered like burning black fire, immediately giving the impression that this... was a dangerous man. But, I have yet to come accross any description of the man that truly encapsulates his overall appearance and demeanor during the period he was at his peak. To retain his knockout ability as he climbed the weight divisions in itself is beyond belief, however, in conclusion I would say we will never see another fighter or person like Roberto in a thousand years! Thanks.

никита тихонов tikhonov_n_v — A really good, if somewhat sappy story about a man and his crazy dog.