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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Magical Surrealism at its Best
This seems to have been lumped in with the grade school surrealist "Bizarro" genre somehow. Actually, it's a very imaginative magical surrealist journey. Wonderfully drawn characters on an unreal adventure in vivid locales, with such great descriptions, you feel like your in these dreamy landscapes. It's a dangerous fairy-tale for the thinking adult. I'm recommending it...
Published 7 months ago by Elizabeth Bradley
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losing the light
I dont know if I am spoiled by being used to reading good material or what but i just couldnt get into this , i wanted to , the hype was there just didnt click for me felt like a Arthur Nersesian rip off at times and there were some segments that were just like what is even going on here ?
Published 8 months ago by jon117
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
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Magical Surrealism at its Best,
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This review is from: Losing the Light (Paperback)
This seems to have been lumped in with the grade school surrealist "Bizarro" genre somehow. Actually, it's a very imaginative magical surrealist journey. Wonderfully drawn characters on an unreal adventure in vivid locales, with such great descriptions, you feel like your in these dreamy landscapes. It's a dangerous fairy-tale for the thinking adult. I'm recommending it to all of my bookish friends.
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I dont know if I am spoiled by being used to reading good material or what but i just couldnt get into this , i wanted to , the hype was there just didnt click for me felt like a Arthur Nersesian rip off at times and there were some segments that were just like what is even going on here ?
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Losing the Light by Brian Cartwright (Paperback - March 22, 2011)
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