The Star review.
Oh. My.
This was, by far, the most amusing Train Wreck, I think I have ever read. And I have a confession to make.
I read the first third forward. I read the last 2/3 of the book backwards from the ending.
And it really made no difference whatsoever.
Now, my undergraduate years are well behind me, but I do have a liberal arts education. And, as I recall, one of the parts of a novel is the plot. And a plot is defined as having:
- A motivating force or inciting incident
- Complications to the resolution
- Climax, or resolution
- Anticlimax
- Conclusion
Now. I am pretty sure that at least one of those plot elements are missing. Or misplaced. Or something. But, I guess maybe, it’s just how you interpret the terms “climax” and “anticlimax”. Okay, I know. Bad me.
The phrase “A Novel”? Used a bit loosely here.
The verdict? Diverting enough, but I can’t say I don’t want those few hours of my life back.





ha..ha..ha…. you used the right word…a “bookl” by Pam Anderson and “climax” in the same review. Yep….that’s the gist of it all.
November 13, 2006 @ 2:52 pm