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Buntone Buntone bezerojeden — Absolutely awesome. The geekiest thing I've ever read in my life, and it was all the more awesome for it. I think I've found my new Snow Crash...

Nate Ehlers natedehlers — August Wilson’s play “Fences” is about main character, Tory. Troy is African American man. He has a loving wife who takes all of his responsibilities that he leaves behind. Rose, is a loyal wife to Troy, which isn’t exactly the same for Tory. Try also has a life- long pal named Jim Bono who works with Troy as a trash picker. The two friends had endless talks about racial issues; Race is a big part of the play. Race is probably a big part of the play because August Wilson had to face racial identity issues himself. He is mix, but he identifies mostly with the black side. Something that really bugs Troy is the face that there are not any African American dump truck drivers at work. He finally gets fed up and takes a stand. He talks to the boss and instead of getting the expected firing, he got a big promotion as a driver. Troy’s character isn’t what you would call warm hearted; he is cold and only looks out for number one, himself. Troy leaves behind to Rose many responsibilities that she excepts because she really did love him. Fences is a realistic drama that allows people to get a chance to see what its like to be someone like Troy’s shoes, or even, what its like to be in someone’s shoes that gets walked all over by someone like Troy. A cluster of events happen to Troy in the point of his life the play takes place. Troy has extraordinary people in his life. The ending is consumed with possibilities; does Troy change his ways in the end? Will he stay the same r will everyone leave him? The answers are going to remain in “Fences”, but I will tell you, you wont expect what will inevitably happen to Troy.

Amy Kay amykaypda — This book bursts with ENERGY. Still, just like with Middlesex, I found myself far more engaged by one of the main storylines than the other. Maybe I just don't like stories set in the present? Haha. Relax, people, I'm just kidding. Maybe if *all* the characters had been monkeys....

Jiangtao Zhu wickedzjt — I love this idea. I love the setting. I love the characters, the world building, and the intensity of each event in the story. I love Lena's writing and Macon's everything. I love Boo and the rationale for his name. I love every single thing about Ethan Lawson Wate. Honestly, the only think stopping this from being 5 stars for me is that the pacing moves at the speed of a dirge, even in action scenes. That said? Best believe I'll be reading book 2 soon.