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Myron Scott _alellis — A good book to be taught in tandem with Lolita, methinks. A literary achievement with the psychology of Tolstoy and a Greek commitment to The Story; and that is not the only thing about this book that is 'Greek'. A treatise on Death, Life, Sex, Desire, and Fear, Death in Venice is both enticing and terrifying, and for the self-same reason. Here is the face of wretched animal man, teeth bared, cloudy desperation mocking his vision. Mann's succinct and powerful images are always reversed: the raw and brutal emotion herein is become feral, mitigated only by how it twists back upon itself as only such a morally indistinct, labyrinthine mass may so twist. Eminently pleasing and disturbing, this battle between the barely-restrained Epicurean and the resignedly Absurdist meets the latter's comic fruition in the former's faux-tragic inaccessibility.

Jorge Matamoros ideus — I think I must have been one of maybe ten people who didn't read this book within the first month of it coming out. I probably would have continued on in life without having read it if it weren't for my flatmate who had a copy of the book that I could borrow. Verdict: I loved it. For some reason, the books don't stick in my head as they do with other people so I forget just how engrossing they can be. I read over half the book in a day, at the expense of my politics survey, and stayed up well past my bedtime to finish it. I knew the ending so it wasn't a surprise and I feel that I missed a lot because of that. I now have a hankering to reread the others... which are also across the ocean from me, along with the majority of my books. Drat.

Sugandha Sarda sugandhasarda — Vladimar Todd is the most loving charater there is!!!! This book really showed what a well rounded young man should be. Loved it