All Shall Be Well; And All Shall Be Well; And All Manner of Things Shall Be Well, (Paperback)

from cat-ballou

I didn't hate it, but I didn't like it either. I could give it one and a half stars, just for not being The Inheritance of Loss.

from picardyrose

Weird guy wears nothing but medieval clothes for no apparent or interesting reason.

from librarybrandy

I loved Part 2 of this book, when we were exploring Burt's flawed relationships with his family, the meeting and courtship of his wife, the coping with the even-then-apparent hatred and bitterness of his eventual mother-in-law, all in the context of his own foibles and obsessions. The first part ...

from conehead

The main character is one which we are all familiar with...the person so engrossed in events that have passed or don't really exist (trekkies, etc.) that they live and care about this world more than the "real" one. The author takes us inside his mind and what is revealed as a selfish social misf...

from themythicalcodfish

A very well-written book about monumentally selfish, immature, and irresponsible people fighting with each other over imagined slights that suddenly became real ones. Worth reading for the gorgeous writing style, but you're going to end up wanting to punch every character repeatedly (except, poss...