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(an entire section of the book is devoted to the Battle of Waterloo, which took place a few months before the story starts), but it's a dazzling and very moving tale that I'd recommend for anyone who has the patience.
Indeed its a lengthy one but 3 quarters of the way through you have such a revelation that the last part is almost like another novel entirely.....completely changed my outlook on the book.


I'm keeping it light these days,I'm fawning over T.S. Elliot's "Rum runner" I'm enjoying the dry,crass,grim humor.It's a short but sweet read so I'd suggest it to all of my Fear and Loathing fans out there..
thecreator Reviewed by thecreator on . What are you currently reading? Here we can list the books that we are currently indulging in, and maybe write a little somthing about them. I recently started to reread The Lord of The Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien. I am reading Part I now The Fellowship Of The Ring and am enjoying it very much. I've always been a nerd about the fairytale creatures, light and dark. I love to smoke and then delve off into the world of elves, orcs, and wizards and just drift away. I am also reading Anarchy, State, And Utopia by Robert Nozick. Rating: 5