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Marty Minila martyminila — This is one of the best poet biographies I have ever read. It is enthralling.

Mariyan Yordanov mariyan_yordanov — Unique story set in a different time.

Suhkum Comdeefun suhkum — This book practically jumped off the shelf & into my hands at the bookstore because I loved the title SOOOOOO much. (I'm a big fan of all things subversive). The book didn't quite live up to its glorious title, but I did like it very much. It had an odd, dreamlike quirkiness that I found appealing. Also, as a great lover of American literature and as an enthusiastic visitor to New England writers homes, I found plenty of familiar ideas & places to give my funny bone a pleasant little tickle.

Gil Aerin gaerin — Truly enjoyable! Full of wit, drama, and inspiration. Oh! Also full of great recipes (at the back of the book). The only thing that didn't work for me, at least at the beginning, was the device of the reporter writing a story about the Potluck Club. It didn't seem to hold together at the beginning. In fact, for most of the book, we're aware of the reporter character but it isn't clear that he's actually researching them for a story. Toward the end, we know and it adds to the story but in the beginning, not so. We are introduced, through a collection of stories, to a group of women who meet monthly for the purpose of praying for those in the community that need prayer. At least that's the premise of their meeting. Each woman brings an item for potluck lunch after the meeting so there is more eating, gossiping, eating, gossiping, than praying going on. Oh, did I say gossiping? The stories are wonderful. They make us want to know more about the characters and in the end, we come to understand each one and want to know more about them. Very nicely done.