The Razor's Edge

from cinesnail88

As much as I adored Somerset Maugham before, I must say I like him even better after reading this novel. I had forgotten what a talent he has for writing - his style is so perfect to me, I become immediately enthralled with any narrative he puts forth. Not to mention his wit is particularly lovel...

from figre

A true test of good writing: take characters who, while not detestable, have flaws that make them slightly unlikable, then tell a story that is engrossing and still makes you care about those flawed people. (Think of it this way - when you can feel genuine disappointment in a character's actions,...

from texliz

The Razor's Edge is one of the best books I have ever read. This is a classic. The author's tone is conversational, as if he were sitting next to you and telling a story. I read this very slowly and enjoyed every word.

from jmchshannon

The Razor's Edge is a subtle novel. The action is slight while the character development is not visibly apparent, and yet, each of the characters has matured and grown in such a way that the reader is left feeling completely satisfied upon finishing reading it. In addition, it is designed in such...

from rainpebble

I have put off the writing of this for several days as I just quite do not know how to do a review on the stuff this book is made of. I love this book and I did not want it to end. I especially love the style Maugham used in the writing of it. Immediately upon beginning the book, I was reminded o...