hilarious. nothing but alcoholism and interpersonal retardation.

so far, very interesting. eco has a niche market. i am warming up to him.

Thank you, Allen! ♥ I am taking this book in bits and almost using it like a reference book.

Actually reading ‘More Stories Not For the Nervous’ but that got no results so… close enough.

This is a re-read. I loved it when I was 13 or so. Still do. Classy creepy. Suspense without sex. Etc.

Bought it per Molly’s recommendation, read it in one sitting. I read The Powerbook a few years ago, my impressions remain the same… Winterson is peerless, smart, poetic, thoughtful, and brave.

I liked this very much, it was supremely informative. His fictional accounts of historical occurances and time periods give me more insight into the circumstances than years of history courses ever did.

I have to admit that I liked The Diamond Age better, maybe I am just a sucker for overtly futuristic themes.

Thank you Johnny (: This is a lovely book and I could re-read anything of Gaiman’s with no qualms whatsoever.

Sort of cycling re-reads of this in between times when I have no new books.

Amazing, especially for someone with that kind of OCD “what am I doing wrong, I must be doing something wrong, tell me what’s wrong” perseveration that is an obvious self-fulfilling prophecy etc… the entire novel is filled with a constant nervousness, reading it is almost like a twitch. You are wrapped up in the defeat of the main character without becoming sympathetic. Fascinating and cleverly written but a fast read as well. Recommended.

This book is practically required reading when you move to Canada. It’s actually really good and it’s weird that I haven’t already read it. Very engaging.

note: i really need to just finish this so i can give it back to lucy! i hate stalling when i’m an hour away from finishing something.. guh

Christmas present from Lucy (: This gal sort of reminds me of a British Sex and the City meets Sheryl Crowe. It’s a good yarn!