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The question is: will I finish it before it's due back at the library on Saturday?

Bleh. 5hrs 16min to read 200 pages? 175 of them full of awkward writing. I'll write a brief review later.

Going to try to read this in 1 sitting. Let's time it. ...and... GO!

... actually, I skimmed the end matter after the end of Book II & the 1st couple of letters. But I read the full text of Utopia itself.

I have been giddily pleased with this book. It is very much a book for me.

Having never read this, I get the feeling I may have written it and, sleeping 500 years, forgotten. My writing has been working toward this.

It's nice how many different writing styles I've come across here; good to know not all authors are heading toward 'fast-paced thriller'.

Alternatively, I'm less than a full page into Joe Hill's story and I already care about the characters. I didn't give a rat's about Clive's.

Just finished Clive Barker's story. It was too long by far, uninteresting and yet well-crafted. A good idea in need of fewer words.

Excellent reading, so far.

A very dense, but equally engaging read. Wish I could stay up all night & finish it.

Alternatively, I *am* skipping 'Summer of 1816'. Blech.

'Society and Sickness' I nearly skipped after my terrible P&P&Z experience, but Leila Eadie's writing is SO MUCH BETTER, I quite enjoyed it.

This is, so far, a collection of very unusual zombie stories.

I have quit this book and will not return to it.