Waldo’s Reviews > Jerusalem > Status Update

This volume is even better than the first so far.

I really rather enjoyed Harry's story.

Yeah, really enjoying this so far.

Reminded very much so far of The Bone Clocks in the blurring of every day life and surreal encounters with forces from outside our reality - in the ceiling, or Above - as well as the collection of linked shorter stories dealing with these issues. There's possibly something apocalyptic going on. Or there isn't.

My version has fewer pages than this one, but it isn't on here so we'll have to make to, eh. Figured getting the 3 paperback slipcase would be easier than carting the unwieldly single hardback around then got home and realised that the hardback is no bigger than any of Neal Stephenson's books and I carted Anathem's hardback around on the bus. Oh well. Wish me luck.