Remarking today on author Alex Dryden’s new thriller, Moscow Sting (the sequel to 2009’s Red to Black), January Magazine critic Gretchen Echols writes: “The potential in these pages for an engrossing tale was considerable, but the results are less than satisfying. I think I finally understand what is meant by a ‘plot-driven story,’ and it’s not a pretty picture--or rather, not a rewarding read.” Ouch!
You can read all of Echols’ review here.
Monday, September 06, 2010
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Oh, Infinite Jest is great, provided you don't make yourself read all 150 pgs. of end-notes.
Also, I officially have no respect for the Huffington Post when they write things like "Not even Oprah could make Faulkner cool."
Yeah. No further comment.
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