Carter Cox is a talented but dissipated freelance photojournalist living in New York City's East Village with his sad dog and bad habits. Thoug... read full description
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Feb 20, 2008
Ken
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This is an odd book. Once I got past the 2nd person perspective (you do this, you open the door, etc.), I warmed a bit to it. The Buddhist/Catholic background and personal struggles make for an interesting read but the literary devices employed are a bit annoying. There are probably better books available that explore the spiritual aspects of this book.
Nov 16, 2008
Cassie
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This novel had buddhist themes, which is what drew me to it. It is written entirely in the second person, which took me a little bit of getting used to, but it's really good in spite of (or maybe because of) that.
Apr 28, 2010
Michaela
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This was a difficult book to rate. The middle really dragged but due to the nature of the story it had to. I find it interesting what the author was attempting to accomplish in a fictional narrative form.
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