Zeta Ficcion (Unnumbered): Un Grito al Cielo (Paperback)

from thioviolight

How I missed the lush writing and opulent worlds of Anne Rice! I very much enjoyed the journey I took in "Cry To Heaven" and loved the vivid Italian landscapes that Rice has painted. (In general I enjoy the Venetian setting in stories.) I felt the characters and became deeply engrossed in the tal...

from Krumbs

I've never been a great fan of her writing style, but this book just sucked me in. I started reading it when I was completely trapped without anything else around me to read, and ended up devouring this in less than a day. She just presents the world of the castrati in a way I never looked at the...

from kraaivrouw

Anne Rice is an author who showed great promise in the early stages of her writing career. She then devolved into mass produced, contrived, poorly written dreck. I always found that very disappointing because some of her early work is quite good. This is one of those books. Cry to Heaven is the s...

from kraaivrouw

Anne Rice is an author who showed great promise in the early stages of her writing career. She then devolved into mass produced, contrived, poorly written dreck. I always found that very disappointing because some of her early work is quite good. This is one of those books. Cry to Heaven is the s...

from AprilHamilton

Review of unabridged Audible audiobook. Yes, it's a little trashy and yes, it's got melodrama to spare, but I still recommend this audiobook very highly. The historical detail on the livesof castrati is fascinating, and Tim Curry's narration is outstanding.