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Chris Madden imajcreativegroup — In March, Geraldine Brooks tells the story of the absent father in Little Women. She draws much of her inspiration for the character of Peter March from the journals of Louisa May Alcott's father, Bronson Alcott and several other primary sources. It's worth reading the Afterward to get a glimpse at all the research she did for the book. The is the first I've read from this author and I really enjoyed her writing style. I was fascinated throughout all of March's Civil War experiences. By by the end of the book I was a little tired of March's constant introspection and viewing the world on some sort of ethereal plain of absolute good and evil. It seemed to me with all he faced throughout the book his thinking would have evolved a bit more. Fortunately there are other characters to bring him back to reality.

Juan Pablo _uan_edin — Absolutly magical. I had no idea what to expect when I picked this up however I thoroughly enjoyed it. Stephenson describes a time when nanotech use is as widespread and accepted as electricity is today. I love his description of the nanotech pipe which is literally a physical pipe down which raw materials are fed and used to buid things at the atomic level.

Israa Elmasry israaelmas6bf2 — Poetry. I really like Ryan's style. Her language is simple and her poems are short, but they all have a little moment of reversal in them where something unexpected happens. The surprise is often aided by sly internal rhymes that connect two unrelated concepts or just add a bit of levity. Some favorites: A Hundred Bolts of Satin, Grazing Horses, Don't Look Back, Death By Fruit. I definitely want to read more of her work.

Manuel Matthäi manumat — I guess this book provides a good, healthy dose of honesty. But ultimately: it's forgettable. And the ending was disappointing. I'm not a whole better off for having read this book.