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Myron Scott _alellis — Oh, my. I guess I'm going to have to add this to my reading list... although similar treatments of Diane Fossey's life and murder wrecked me emotionally for some time after reading them. I HATE that something like this really happens - over and over.

Cassie Lightfritz clightfritz — Really fascinating. Very thoroughly researched, and Hochschild covers a lot of different aspects of what happened, who all the players were and what they were doing (King Leopold and the two men working against his regime in England, essentially). I suppose it's a bit anglo-centric on the whole, but Hochschild points out that there is a huge lack of primary source accounts from the people of the Congo. I've been wanting to get into reading more history, but I find the genre daunting. This was a really good, accessible, readable, introduction.

Ekin Deniz ekindenizkaya — Cyberpunk at it's very finest. I know of no other author who has the audacity to throw in haikus, mathematical equations, codes and cryptography, representation of sexual frustration in graphical form in a single novel. This is completely overblown and not to everyone's taste but I loved it.