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Mariana Rossi mar00 — If Japan didn't exist, the author of this book could have invented it. Dreamlike exploration of traditional Japanese cultural makeup, explaining core things like bowing, eating, why small things are very important, the way they experience art, and other cool stuff.

Alexis Pierina pierina326 — This was a disturbing read--a view into the head of a very sick person. For all that, though, I don't think that any sort of moral can be tagged onto it. Nabokov uses language in a beautiful way, too.

Pateau Beurre35 baboop35f0d6 — Like 1977, this volume of the Red Riding Quartet took me quite a while to get in to (100 pages, to be exact) - but once hooked, it was hard to put down. I feel the challenge for Peace throughout this series was to create unique narrative voices (since each story is told from the very close POV of different characters), while still maintaining some sense of familiarity from book to book. The narrative voice of Peter Hunter just never clicked for me, and the constant repetition of long passages of text felt much too gimmicky (and became quite boring after a while). All that said, however, I think 1980 had the clearest and, perhaps, most "thrilling" plot of the series. More calculated and far less graphic, 1980 was a nice break from the bleak and chaotic intensity of 1974 and 1977. SIDE NOTE: I loved the BBC miniseries based on the books, and thought the film-version of 1974 was a great adaptation of Peace's original work. With 1980, however, I feel the film makers really missed their mark.