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File Size: 895 KB
Print Length: 212 pages
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Publication Date: November 11, 2015
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B017WISXO2
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As another reviewer said, you have to have an open mind to read this book. And, I think, a twisted sense of humor. It's like the author took some facets of reality, put them in a can, shook it up and tossed them out to see what happened. I think some of the pieces broke along the way.Nathan lives in Dead Donkey, Nevada where everything sucks (but not for long). The buses run one way, the travel agency charges low prices to come to town and gouges people trying to get out. Nathan's neighbor shoots at salesmen, street lamps and anything else that strikes his fancy. Arson is a booming business, aided by incompetent firemen.Then Nathan dies and finds out what a bureaucratic nightmare death can be.This could be the strangest book I ever read. I gave it 5 stars because as weird as it was, it worked and I think Andrew deserves some credit for pulling it off.
I loved this book! The main character was raised by his father because his mother left before he was born. While nonsensical, the sentence works just fine in the context of the novel. A favorite author and acquaintance once told me that a concept doesn't have to work in my reality if it works in its own, and in the bureaucratic world of Andrew Stanek, it doesn't seem the least bit odd for a mother to leave her unborn child with its father.If Lewis Carroll, Douglas Adams,and Monty Python collaborated on a novel, the finished product might look something like this.
I like humorous fiction, but this was terrible. Perhaps children would find it entertaining, but not me. It is very repetitive and the jokes just aren't very good. I gave up after a few chapters, and I'm glad I got it when it was free.
The first four chapters started out good. But the writing style in the fifth chapter turned high-schoolish; too much detail thrown in that's unnecessary to the story.The first four chapters were quite Monty Python-esque, with heavy influence, as others have noted, from The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. I think I detected a bit of P. G. Wodehouse, too. All three are worthy of emulation, but I think the author tried too hard.The author shows a lot of promise. I hope he hones his skill with writing courses. Orson Scott Card's free writing class/lessons and workshops at his official web site, Hatrack River (amzn doesn't allow urls in reviews), would likely fit Stanek.As long as this ebook is free, I can kinda/sorta recommend it for Python/HGttG fans of any age, as you will enjoy the first four chapters. Chapter 5 will be the make-or-break to determine if you want to finish. I did not finish.
For the many of us missing Douglas Adams and his twisted view of life and the universe, this is a lovely "echo" of his writing style.Its not really much of a "story" but could have been a chapter from "The Hitchhikers Guide." If you enjoyed that book, this will be right up your alley. All of which may sound like I'm being flippant...certainly not...to be compared to Adams is a massive compliment. And if you have heavy disdain for bureaucracy, you'll love the satire here.
This is a good book that had me laughing in many places, but, as other reviewers have said, it's a little bit muddled in terms of the setting and characters mostly being included to set up a running gag about bureaucrats and the disasters they create both in the realm of the living and the dead. When reading this, keep in mind that it's an invented world, similar to the universe where The Tick lives... where insane people and odd happenings are just expected in the worst city in the world, Dead Donkey. There are a lot of tangents where the story jumps the tracks to build for a laugh. While I didn't give this book five stars, I'd still recommend it as a light read for some chuckles. If you miss the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy series, you'll enjoy reading these books as a similar... style and craziness.
This is a, well, "different" book. It pokes fun at bureaucrats, death, bureaucrats, Nevada, and bureaucrats. And paperwork. The thesis is just plausible enough to make you wonder if it truly is rooted in reality and also makes you wonder at times if the author knows something we don't know (probably not, but still!). I wouldn't hesitate to read other books in this series from this author.P.S. - Four stars because John Steinbeck didn't write it and the author hasn't won a Pulitzer prize. Yet. Besides, the bureaucrats wouldn't sign an "Authorization to give this book a five star review on Amazon" before lunch.
Madcap is an understatement. The best part of this book is that the author not only pokes fun at bureaucracy, but at the reader, too. (Who bothered to lookup the word tontineYou Are Dead. (Sign Here Please) or Quaestor?) So many laugh out loud moments to take away from the winter doldrums (yes, I have cabin fever). Looking forward to You Are a Ghost (sign here, please).
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