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  • In the end the end of this chore  

    And nothing else (Paperback)
    I borrowed this book after reading an article see who praised, and I had no doubt read something great. What a mistake a real punishment. I went by after achievements of consciousness, sometimes reverting back to locate the character he was all about
  • Very disappointing ... 165  

    And nothing else (Paperback)
    I could not "enter" or in history (there he is one?), Nor in the various characters, or even the main character (a publisher) including psychology, emotions, adventures (as he has?), desires, interests remained completely foreign to me. I got a
  • Life .... what else?  

    And nothing else (Paperback)
    In closing this book, the first words that come to mind are refined and elegant writing style. This novel is the product of another era. The atmosphere is light fragrance tinted nostalgia for an antiquated melancholy. Philip Bowman Our hero is an ord
  • I rarely so bored  

    And nothing else (Paperback)
    Strongly agree with Ethan's comment. I have read all the rave reviews about this novel but the enthusiasm I have been far away! The fact that there is no clear plot (multiple episodes that punctuate the life of a man does not a) did not bother me but
  • Very disappointing 166  

    And nothing else (Paperback)
    I closed the book at the 200th page through many passages, which is rare. I always try to go to the end of the story. But here I am bored. The writing is beautiful but I did not catch the thread of the story. Too many characters that pass far too lon
  • What does that mean?  

    And nothing else (Paperback)
    In this false novel there is no plot to speak of; the characters, on the whole, merely pass. Chapters, as brief as numerous, are all episodes of a TV series that would focus on the life of Ph. Bowman (including his loves). The problem with this book
  • A great novel and nothing else!  

    And nothing else (Paperback)
    The too rare James Salter 6 novels to his credit, the last before this one from 1979! And we offer with nothing more American narrative can not be on the seemingly hackneyed theme of the young man returned from the war (that of Korea, in this case) w