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Alicia Tomassi aliciatomassi — Found in a second hand charity shop. Ballard's later works have haunting subjects with really clean and British prose, like eating really nice soap(see my upcoming review of Super Cannes). But this book was really tacky and short which in my opinion is a great asset. Really fun to read with lots of closed circuit television and uber-sheltered wealth and isolation imagery; not to mention killer kites.

Sanna Linnéa sannalinnea — I wasn't charmed completely by this book. There were definitely some nice moments in it and I liked some of the techniques that Annie used as a medium. My main complaint is that the book is too ethereal in the narrative style, it's like 229 pages of exposition, I never felt like I was present for any of the action really, not until right and the end and maybe that was Slavin's intent. I can certainly see why she would aim for this fragile kind of feel to it, Annie as a character is certain very fragile and I don't think that's a bad thing, I actually liked her quite a bit as the protagonist but the insubstantial narrative really undermined a lot of the writing for me. Especially when the 'mystery' surrounding her husband is actually revealed, I felt no impact. In the end this isn't a book I would recommend to other people, I read it because I am fascinated by mediums and spiritualism personally, I just think it's a really interesting, spooky subject and this novel just didn't live up to its own potential for me.

Denise Duppach deniseduppacha590 — boring

Antimovo Vidin _ntimovo_idin — More typical McPhee. This book waxes and wanes in interest, but covers Midwest and Mid-Atlantic region geology and related cultural history, including some talk about the historical scientific understanding of the Ice Ages. Best for geology nerds like me; the beginning and end are most interesting.