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Vasil Enchev vasil_enchev — Witty essays pulled from the Baffler literary journal of cultural criticism, on a variety of topics.

Michele Roget michele1bea — Loved it. The homoerotic undertones don't seem as obvious in the book as they do in the miniseries, interestingly.

Aye Chan ayechanhtun — Until reading this biography of Mahatma Gandhi, my knowledge of his life primarily came from the 1982 movie Sir Richard Attenborough's Gandhi starring Ben Kingsley. While the movie was enjoyable, it paled in comparison to the man's true story. Written by Gandi's grandson, this tombe of a book digs deep into the daily life and private thoughts and correspondance of Gandhi. While a lenghty book, I understand there are 6 volume libraries of his life. But, I believe the key messages got across. His tolerance of other faiths while remaining a devout Hindu was admirable. In a time when intolerance was rampant, his bravery was nothing short of amazing. From a writing standpoint, the book is a fairly difficullt read for someone not familiar with this history of India, Hinduism, or some of the languages of India. The author uses Hindi phrases, along with other languages, making understanding of some parts difficult. In addition, being an American and not used to Indian/Hindu names, associating names with people was not easy to do. All-in-all, however, the narrative is outstanding and worthy of praise. If you are interesting in understanding the history, as well as learning about the man himself and those he surrounded himself with, you could not go wrong reading this.