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Doc Lobotomy _he_tee_y_ne — It was Ok, i mean, it is no hunger games or Divergent, but seems a little slow to read

Eric White ericwhiteportfolio — This book is told from the collective point of view of three sisters. One is living at home and the other two return home to care for their mother once she is diagnosed with breast cancer. All three sisters have issues to deal with and need to adjust to living at home again and returning to the small confining place they were raised. Their father is a professor at the college in town and the book has many quotes and references to Shakespeare.

Sayuri Takamura laari_sayu0207 — Couldn't finish this book for the following reasons: 1.) Interview style that bordered on schizophrenic (and not just for the subjects being interviewed) 2.) Grew out of 2nd wave of black metal while reading; moved on to more kult, underground stuff you've probably never heard of, poser 3.) Wanted to stab Varg Virkernes after reading the terms of his 16-year prison sentence for murdering Euronymous 4.) Glaring inconsistencies and/or speculation on major events described in the book 5.) Found a 7" copy of the original manuscript, hand-numbered and limited to 500 copies distributed by Peaceville 6.) Too many sheep, not enough wolves, erm--ULVER 7.) All downhill after the churches go up in flames 8.) Second half could've used more stab wounds Seriously, this book is probably worth a laugh, and sheds /some/ light on one of the most controversial (and overblown) scenes in modern music, but I found it very difficult to invest my time or thought into. It just comes across as very sensationalized, and does a better job of building up the phony mystique of black metal genre than it does dispelling rumors or conjecture about what actually took place. Read at your own risk, and with a salt-shaker at your side.