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Rebecca Saba _eckydesign_anifesto — A very peculiar production, in which the Kinkster tries to make nice; Kinky as a fablist is kinda like a pig wearing lipstick. There are, to be sure, occasional flashes of Kinky's caustic wit, and even a couple of all too brief nods to the Greenwich Village Irregulars (Myers of Keswick, and, even more briefly, the late Tom Baker and Kacey Cohen, "the girl in the peach colored dress"). The eponymous pig displays a distressing tendancy to talk like Oscar Wilde. If I came across a epigramatic pig, I would have only one thing to say to it: "Bacon".

Gabriele Gambino gabbbro — I thorougly enjoyed this book. It has its flaws, namely the suspension of disbelief required when reading about the city ( where does the food come from ? How do they earn money ? ) but the quality of the writing outweighs these to my mind, as does the unusual premise and structure. The ending is a bit of an anticlimax. Lots of reviews I have read of the book compare it to the Cloud Atlas, which I quite enjoyed but which did have the whiff of style over content about it, because of the way the two stories run in parallel and gradually reveal themselves. I think this book is a superior one because it has a much more emotional pull to it. It tackles some universal themes - how do our lives affect those around us, what is memory and remembering, solitude, the meaning of life and death and more. It sounds pretty weighty, but the writing has a lightness of touch that makes the story incredibly thought-provoking without bludgeoning the reader over the head. I'd urge you to read this book.