A friend challenged me to write haiku reviews of the last several books that I've read:
Naomi Klein's "Shock Doctrine"
Friedman's neo-cons -
Crisis, exploitation, greed.
Perhaps, Keynesian?
James N. Frey's books on writing
Remember: premise,
character driven stories
for damned good novels.
Neil Gaiman's "Anansi Boys"
A modern fable,
entertains as it teaches.
The old become new.
William Landay's "The Strangler"
Boston terrified:
memorable characters,
weak plot - adequate.
Robert W. Cabell's "The Hair-Raising Adventures of Jayms Blonde"
Cliches, every page.
Vanity press - no surprise.
Dear God - Don't read this.
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Very cool! But just a bit mad.
Those are great. I'm coming up with a blank on the book I'm reading right now: England in the Nineteenth Century.
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