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Saturday, January 01, 2011
To The end of the Land by David Grossman
Working up a review (download the .pdf!) of this novel for Tikkun, but need to mark it in time here. So far so good, two-thirds through it, a bit of a slog and not as earth-shattering as his 1989 work, See Under: Love, but Grossman builds and builds and builds in his novels, so I'm very interested in what happens at the end. Something better happen, that's for sure. Just sayin'.
Certainly reading Keith Richards' Life at the same time isn't helping me finish this. Imagine two more dissimilar books.
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