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Roberto Cigala robertocigala — I don't know were to begin. This is a very dark tale so Absolute Midnight is a very fitting title. Once again Clive Barkers villains are the light in the darkness. The twisted family drama involving Mater Motley and the newly and thankfully resurrected Christopher Carrion is fantastic. As always with Barker just when you think you've got a handle on whats going on he heaps on more taking the story to another level you didn't see coming. Like icing on a very large cake. At times the events happen so fast the middle seems to be skipped revealing holes in a very fine tapestry. Still I can not wait for this series to be completed so I can read them as a whole to really enjoy the threads woven throughout. This book is well worth owning just because of it beautiful design. These are the types of books publishers should be putting out finely crafted books that are lost in translation to an electronic medium. Something you'll love to hold in your hands and enjoy in all its three dimensional glory.

Sunaina Mehrotra _unaina_ehrotra — I'm not sure what I thought of this book. It's twisted, disturbing and pretty much creepy throughout. It kept my attention during the entire story and I couldn't predict anything that was going to happen. It's bizarre and confusing, but in a good way. I can't figure out if Marbury is real or just the strange thoughts of a disturbed kid. I guess, you'll just need to read it for yourself and see what you believe.

Tijana Tripkovic tijanatripkovic — The book has some great ideas but I felt that it takes things a little too far for the average person. It's still a very intersting read and gives some idea of what can be achieved especially if you are comfortable outsourcing pretty much everything humanly possible. So I'd say the book was definitely worth a look if you want to change your outlook on the 9-5 lifestyle but bear in mind that the suggestions can be a bit extreme in places... More detailed review of The 4-Hour Work Week on my blog.

Lars Baggenstos der_tintenfisch — this was brilliantly executed window onto the life of an autistic person.

Michela Secci _ichela_ecci_ngioni — Valuable to me for the sections about Richard Serra, James Turrell and Jasper Johns, the three (of the ten artists featured) who particularly intrigue me. I skimmed the other sections with less interest, but do consider this a useful compilation of Tomkins's articles from the New Yorker. (I'd have called it "Lives of Some Artists," though.)