Zaman Yolcuları - Antik Roma’da ücretsiz kitap indir

Nikola Gramatikov _olendro — Much of this story is just ok. But the ending, though people say it's depressing, was sweet enough to me. And Robin Hobb's picture like writing can't be forgotten.

Manu De _am_man — This was an enjoyable piece of fiction. I liked the Spoon River Anthology structure. Each chapter has a headline and covers one of the characters in an English language newspaper office in Rome. Some of the characters are casually mentioned in other stories, but it is not a traditional narrative. I would have liked to hear more about some of them, but mostly I was content. I was much less interested in the italicized 2-3 page bits about the history of the paper in between chapters. I didn't think the format worked and the story wasn't excessively interesting. I am left a little bit wondering whether I was tricked into reading a whodunit. Was the point of the format introducing the characters to leave you to guess who (view spoiler)? I didn't like that denouement; I thought it was cheap and also not believable. I mean, these are civilized, intellectual people. I know there is violence at all levels of society but really, (view spoiler)? So the ending kind of soured my reading of the rest of the book. Still, worth a read if you just want a story and aren't expecting anything stunning, challenging, or thought-provoking.