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Adam Qadir adam19989089 — While I was still on the first few chapters, I did something I rarely do: I decided to rate it before finishing it. Premature of me, yes, but the book was so gripping up until that point that I couldn't praise it enough. However, as other reviewers have noted, the middle part of the book (that's "part 2," I believe) drags on a little more than necessary. And, although I understand the author's need to get into all the minute details in order to give a very precise picture of the workings of the mind of the murderer, a slightly more concise approach would have worked better. Still, you have to give points for the sheer eloquence of the tone and that alone makes the long-drawn chapters seem worth it. Another thing that didn't appeal to me much was how the climax scenes were so far-fetched, that even for fiction, it all seemed a tad incredulous. Would I recommend this book then? Definitely. The eloquence of speech, the sinister idea, the careful unfolding of the plot all make it a good read. But be prepared for the book to hit a slump in the middle, then pick up speed again only to have an aporetic climax and ending.

Melisha Kreppein _rep8175 — It seems inaccurate to say I liked it, since I certainly didn't like what it was about. But I admired it tremendously and have to say it started me off on a fascination with literary non-fiction. (Well, I guess it did that for a lot of people, wasn't it one of the first?)

Blaine Huber hubercreative — my favorite vonnegut book cuz it makes me smile.