read the first five entries and skimmed ahead, liked it, chosing conservative north dakota farm country and farmers as the characters adds to the biblical quality of the piece, a notion introduced in the quote from revelations, and indeed there does seem some what of a morality play, charlie amongst... view book

liked this, read the first four entries, great set up in the prologue and the blurb, the idea of ones chosen by the gods will catch much interest, wonder if there will be references to the olympian pantheon, clear prose makes it highly readable, seems that the first person in the prologue is the nar... view book

i like this work, much, read the first four entries, the introduction of the unusual into the usual makes for good humor and keeps the reader interested, and they do have some interesting points (for example earth will be destroyed partly becuase well to do women want to have sex with a hero), in t... view book

i like it, what is John Crow's motiviation, it is hard to ferret out, i think it is becuase rationalization plays such a strong role with him, things are never his fault, they are arnie's or anne's, they have to do with his wife's teriible upbringing, which she cannot bring her self to discuss with ... view book

i liked it, read the first four chapters, sumptuous, much descriptive detail, not only do we get a picture of the village and characters we get the smells, important ones, it is the smell of linseed oil that madge uses to place gerald,it seems that we to a degree are getting madge's detailed view of... view book