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The Whalestoe Letters;
Interesting, and I liked it. It was cool how through the letters of a single woman, we can establish the characters of three other people effectively.
And since it was so short, I read NOES: Suffer the Children alongside of it. Got about half-way through. Might keep reading, might not. It's not that well written, or special, but I like the transitions from one character to another during the various dream sequences. It seems better then the movie sequels, at least.
Now I'm going to churn through House of Leaves and Glamorama - both books I am very eager to read.
Anyone read House of Leaves? Looks amazingly thought-out and deep.
I also have a small SK collection, the only ones I'm interested in are the Dark Tower series. I have the first two, worth a read?
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