I didn't particularly like this book. It was very strange at times. I thought it might be me, that I didn't understand or missed the clous.
But, when a man sits in a cafe where a bomb explodes and he starts looking for his overcoat & hat. Finding that his flute has been shattered, he's devastated. I just jept asking mtself, what the point of this was.

Even when thinking about it, I just can't wrap my gead around it. ( )

A novel that starts off strong but then peters off in a wayward direction until it reaches its final conclusion. There was much to like in the first third of the book, but then things gradually began to fall apart until I was left with a disquieting sense of boredom when it came to the rest of the events of the plot. Overall, it is one that I still think is worth reading for the initial breach, but carefully consider whether you are willing to invest the time in this work.

3 stars. ( )

Didn't really do anything for me just seemed to meander around. ( )

505. Aaron's Rod, by D. H. Lawrence (read 19 Dec 1956) Not impressed by this work. ( )

Guy walks away from his wife and kids because he needs to be "alone". Loser. ( )