Walking on Glass, (Paperback)

from Andy_Dingley

Almost perfect. And where he didn't get it quite right on this one, he did next time, with The Bridge.

from AltheaAnn

This was Iain Banks' 2nd published novel (1985), after 'The Wasp Factory.'It's really 3 separate stories, which are only-sort-of interconnected. That is, there are some references, recurring motifs, etc, but I didn't think they reflected on one another as much as they could have. Even Banks has, ...

from Estramir

This is Iain Banks' second novel, and for me anyway, far more interesting than the much mentioned first novel 'The Wasp Factory', though not quite up there with 'The Bridge'. It is interesting to note that the author himself felt he had failed a little with this one because readers didn't quite '...

from peterjameswest

This is the first Iain Banks that book I have read and I admit I know nothing of his work, other than that he wrote the wasp factory. I have to wonder if having that written on everything he has done since annoys the hell out of him. Anyway, on with the review. This book uses the notion of separa...