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Special Topics in Calamity Physics
Special Topics in Calamity Physics
by Marisha Pessl
Not everything I'd hoped for (5/16/2007)
This book got wonderful reviews and those got me to persevere through more than half of this annoying book, but at some point I had to admit that I just didn't see what the reviewers saw in it.

The story is dull and the writing is pretentious.
Fieldwork
Fieldwork: A Novel
by Mischa Berlinski
Give this first novel a try (4/4/2007)
This is a very interesting and enjoyable first novel. The mystery is compelling and well-plotted and the scenes of Thailand are beautifully done. Mr. Berlinski is a very talented writer and I look forward to his next book.
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