All Reviews by jeff

How to Use Your Mind

by Harry D. Kitson

its realy nice book

Reviewed on 2009.10.16

Blindsight

by Peter Watts

Peter Watts writes a huge story that asks more questions than it answers
It's a book I read almost at one sitting and I will read again
in a few months time ,it's well worth it

Reviewed on 2009.05.16

Move Under Ground

by Nick Mamatas

A five star book if anything ever was..
It made me re read Naked Lunch and On the Road .
The language is just right, the lack of plot is just perfect , who needs a plot anyway plots are for squares....

Reviewed on 2009.03.15

Ulysses

by James Joyce

What most people never tell you about Ulysses is that it is hilarious! Joyce is so playful and goofy, while at the same time weaving a creation that is dauntingly circular and complex. Even if you thought Dubliners or Portrait of the Artist were a bit dry, you should still give Ulysses a try. Joyce finally put some personality in his writing, and gobs of it. This is a very funny book (and a monumental literary accomplishment).

Reviewed on 2008.06.25

The Book-Thief’s Heartbeat

by Philip Davison

seems like an 80's version of a blog, in prose.

Reviewed on 2007.09.19

Call Mr. Fortune

by H.C. Bailey

This is poorly written, badly plotted, and filled with stereotypes.

Reviewed on 2007.09.03