"Arturo Perez Reverte is a must read author for all Dumas enthusiasts, but this particular novel, with its dark overtones and twisting enigmas is absolutely marvellous."
"My favourite poetic work of all time. This edition is the best translation that I've come across, choosing a prose format rather than attempting to recreate a poetic art particular to pre-12thC."
"Possibly one of my favourite works of criticism of all time. Edited by one of my lecturers, this book played a key part in my personal research projects. The essays in here are absolutely precious!"
"Peake reaches out into the mist and, pulling back his hand, makes ink from the clouds and sets down to write this trilogy. The first book is the definitive, yet the others are still truly exquisite."
"Somewhat of an oddity, the plot is based on A.Christie, & the clues given by the author are an insult to intelligence. The format though, is unique. It has merit for its sheer ingenuity of style!"
"Sheer escapsim, this sensual, and in places perverse, world is an example of how to take delicate & taboo subjects & turn them into something inspiring and beautiful. My favourite leisure novels."
"Once again, sheer escapism, but Hobb writes some of the most beautiful literature I've ever come across. Completely engaging, all of her work is superb, but this trilogy is my personal favourite,"
"More trash, but D&D style. This novel details the beginnings of one the most evil characters in the Dragonlance series, Raistlin. Stare evil in the face and recognize yourself."
"One of my most treasured possessions. I don't read this edition for fear of bruising the pages, but it is so gorgeous. I'm so lucky to own something so ingenious, in something so beautiful."
"An inteligent novel that makes Dan Brown look like a Spot the Dog story (Thank goodness!) Eco's novel is, as well as a conspiracy theorist's dream, a voyage that explores the nature of the self."
"Far from a comprehensive colelction of his works, but this anthology is more about a visual exploration of Yeats' poetry. Light reading, and not an academic edition, but incredibly enjoyable."
"Incredible & random, Lewis' gothic novel, I feel, surpasses others of the genre. The Monk deals with Desire, and how ultimate Desire is transposed onto attainable objects, and how it can be perverted"
"Dealing with some distrubing themes early in the novel, Shadowdance is a great piece of literature which tackles sensitive subjects incredibly well. Infinitely moving, engrossing piece of fantasy."