Having said that. The decision to say on has been well and truly justified.

It’s annoying, but I would have declared. Do the thing the other side doesn’t want you to do.

Yes. It’s sad.

Didn’t they both die. He certainly did.

That should have been my entire review.

You mean Travball.

That innings was something a bit special.

Thanks! A late addition to the review.

Also, it’s a Western and follows the conventions of the Western—the outsider, the posse, the showdown, a deep love of horses—but in unexpected ways. In short: it’s a novel that’s harking back to storytelling of old—both the Western and the epic.

You’ll know within 50 pages. I read a converted PDF copy where every fi word had the “i” missing and it didn’t slow me down. But not everyone likes the folksy voice. The book reads as a response to the cynicism is contemporary fiction.

Yep, I loved it. Big hearted, sentimental novel. Won’t be for everyone.

I really didn’t like Flashlight. Found it ponderous and the mystery was clear to me from the outset. Liked Flesh more than you did. I really enjoyed Audition, has a Lynchian quality which I jive with. Read later in an interview that Lynch was an inspiration.

Not read it myself, but heard only good things about it.

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