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Vero Vero vero_gjv — My newest favorite Chadwick. http://www.burtonbookreview.com/2013/...

Mario C mariocminguez — This interesting, short novel is the first thing I've read by Kosinski, and i finished it before I knew much of anything about him or the controversies that bedeviled his work. It resembles much good east European fiction in it's strange, erotic and violent episodes, and you see flashes of writers like Grass, Kafka, and Kundera (given the past accusation of plagiarism against Kosinski, this is not to suggest that he steals from them). But the book is wholly his own, and in crafting the misadventures of the expatriate George Levanter, what I think Kosinski has done is present an entertaining, moving, at times discomforting tale of a character who, escaping from totalitarianism, leaves himself open to impulses that only emerge under pressure. These pressures can be sexual or political or emotional; the entertaining aspect of Levanter's story is the way he almost glides from one moment to the next, from light comedy (his near exile in small town America) to sexual passion (an on-off long-term relationship with a prostitute) and political revenge (his violent vendetta against the functionaries of the East European police states). A summary of these episodes makes them seem outlandish, but it's to Kosinski's credit that they all seem believable, or at least plausible as dreams, which I think may be partly the charm of the novel. There are also episodes that trouble, partly for their content and partly for the way they tap into our fascination with the perverse: one is based on the Manson killings, and one involves a casual friendship with a rapist. It's a reminder that though life can be dreamlike and ecstatic, it can be dull or brutal as well, often at the same time. Although occasionally repetitive and at times suffering from a lack of clarity, the novel is certainly worth a look.

Diana Ludin dianaludin — I'm not sure if Cooper's doing what he thinks he is here. I have great regard for him as a writer, but at the end of this book I felt scorned by the author. After the unpleasantness of the story generally, not good.

Meredith Ochoa meredithochoa — Another great book by Charles Martin. He has a gift for creating characters that you wish you had in your life. I did not fall in love with this one like I did Chasing Fireflies. However, I read Chasing Fireflies in the summer. Summer reading is a whole different kind of reading for me. Charles Martin's books need to be experienced and savored, not just read. They make you reflect.

екатерина Batshova bbbrr — story of chuck's journey around the country in order to investigate the deaths of rock icons and their impact on human culture funny as always and lots of anecdotes to his love life