, by John Vernon, I started a while ago. Started, and never finished. I just realized I put it down maybe a quarter or a third of the way in and never started it again...at least I don't think I finished it. Regardless, it doesn't say much for the book that I either didn't read to the end or the story had such little impact on me that I can't remember if I read it to the end. All I really remember is a super annoying authorial voice, which was expressed as two different characters' voice. Not recommended, obv.
Friday, May 14, 2010
Update
Was just reading an article on Walloons & Huguenots in New Netherland (for work! sometimes I actually work at work!) and came across a reference to a Francois La Cheir / La Seuer, which reminded me of Sieur de La Salle (I don't know; I'm tired, I guess it's just good my mind didn't go straight to food [canned baby peas!]), which reminded me of that novel La Salle, by John Vernon, I started a while ago. Started, and never finished. I just realized I put it down maybe a quarter or a third of the way in and never started it again...at least I don't think I finished it. Regardless, it doesn't say much for the book that I either didn't read to the end or the story had such little impact on me that I can't remember if I read it to the end. All I really remember is a super annoying authorial voice, which was expressed as two different characters' voice. Not recommended, obv.
, by John Vernon, I started a while ago. Started, and never finished. I just realized I put it down maybe a quarter or a third of the way in and never started it again...at least I don't think I finished it. Regardless, it doesn't say much for the book that I either didn't read to the end or the story had such little impact on me that I can't remember if I read it to the end. All I really remember is a super annoying authorial voice, which was expressed as two different characters' voice. Not recommended, obv.
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