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Joe Joseph joeisnext — Such an angry author; a terrifying work.

Mia Michael mialavende1c2b — Although I always fall short of Ms Truss's perfection, as GRers will have noticed.

刘 涵月 memory0518 — I totally get why this book is so appreciated in the literary world. It's a well-crafted story about a specific time in Russian society that was critiqued by an author who had experienced its roughest aspects. The protagonist (?) represents the epitome of someone who has taken the full abuse of his surroundings and has become a demented, tortured human being because of it. It carries a powerful message, and delivers it well. The reason I gave it only two stars is simply because I didn't enjoy it, and I don't recommend it for someone who is looking for a downright good read. If you're looking to empathize with a downtrodden populace at a rough point in their history and really learn something about the human condition in a book, have at 'er. But if you're like me and you want a book that interests you while maybe teaching you something at the same time, look somewhere else. I realize that makes me sound like a shallow reader, but from a storyline perspective, this one is just tough. The main character is a psychopath (tough to relate to) and the story is intentionally written tediously in order to mirror the tedium of lower class Russian life at the time. Sound enjoyable?

Felipe Reyes pipeliso — the greatest book about business cards, ever.