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Kittichai Sooksai ijiw — What a fun book! My son and I read this in two days. I am looking forward to the sequel which I understand is almost finished being written!

мария урманбетова manshu22447aa3 — A comic book without drawings. Appears to have been written in one day (March 8, 1996), takes about 90 minutes to read (maybe 2 hours allowing for some reflection along the way), and delivers laughs. What's not to like? Well, the whole enterprise: the author sat down one day and let his thoughts amble along in writing until evening, when he declared it a book and was done. This fits with the automatic drawing etc. of surrealism and has the same intellectual and emotional weight. And is just as passé. As the author confesses (page 58): "But my mania--to be constantly adding things, episodes, characters, paragraphs, to be constantly veering off course, branching out--is fatal. It must be due to insecurity, fear that the basics are not enough, so I have to keep adding more and more adornment until I achieve a kind of surrealist rococo, which exasperates me more than it does anybody else." Well said--except for maybe the "exasperates me more than it does anybody else" part. Surrealistic rococo isn't bad. But it's just rococo.

Jessica Bonini _ess_onini24 — Well written and well enjoyed. :-)

Mostafa Nabil mostafanab537a — Speaking as someone who has a great many funky dreams, this was a great read. The writing style was a bit hard to get used to though, but after a while the Fragment Writing, as I've started to call it, worked for the book. It's quick, intense, but not *really* that much of a plot, in all honesty, other than the fact that this girl Janie (who is awesome by the way) can go into other people's dreams and how it affects her life (much more than you might think). I'd read it again.

Luca Montuori _umo_p — Makes a compelling case that disco was more boundry breaking than 60s hippie music, and more revolutionary than punk. Well-research and engaging, it tackles something that's always been thought of as disposable with seriousness (and a fair amount of fun). Biggest revelation: Disco isn't soul music as much as it is a mutated form of Broadway musical arias. Highly recommended.

Facundo Azuaga facundoazuaga — Great plot and stunning ending. Thoughtful and deliberate Germanic prose.