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Victor Yakymenko yakymenko_v — i wanted to love it. but the characters in this novel exasperated me most of the time. and the circumstances were mostly insipid. celine is a great writer though, there were some parts, sentences that just blew me away in its funniness, poignancy, style. i hope not too much was lost in translation. i'm sorry, grant. but the writing really did redeem and allowed me to finish the book.

Yousef Shanti usef — Dude wrote a beautiful story with some stellar prose, but he left too many questions unanswered even in his somewhat tightly constructed world.

Teddy Payet teddypayet — Aimed at teens, and again with the whiny-people-with-trivial-problems problem occasionally (Ellen Kushner's "Charis," especially). But tons of wonderful stories. Best stories: Neil Gaiman's "Chivalry" (about an old woman who finds the Holy Grail at a secondhand store) Susan Palwick's "Jo's Hair" (about what happens to Jo March's hair when she sells it) Harry Turtledove's "Not All Wolves" (about a boy werewolf escaping into the Jews' quarter) Andy Duncan, "Liza and the Crazy Water Man" (not so much for the fantasy element, which is negligible, but for the marvelous evocation of the early days of radio and mountain music) Ursula LeGuin's "The Bones of the Earth" (about stopping the earthquake, and fathers, and teachers) Sherwood Smith's "Mom and Dad on the Home Front" (about what the parents do while the kids are saving the other world) Orson Scott Card's "Hatrack River" (about the night Alvin was born, and I'm sure I've read it in one of the novels).