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Flying
Author: Angie.Fuchs
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(Added on Dec 14, 2008)
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Swooping down over their upturned faces, swinging on a short rope, |
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| Reviewer:
JimmyJump
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Oct 7, 2010 |
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Mix Foucault's pendulum (the artefact, not Eco's book) with French movie "La Grande Bouffe" and you've got something that could 'look' like "Flying".
Or a new Cirque Du Soleil for-adults-only extravaganza. "The Tit And The Pendulum". Something like that.
Well written introduction which has the merit of making the reader liking to see a few things developed further. Which usually means that the intro is rather solid, isn't it.
I also wonder what had gotten into me that I said that La Fuchs' tales weren't of the stature of making me want to read 'the rest' of her stories. Maybe there's a bump in the road further ahead still, but until now the ride has been particularly smooth.
My sincere apologies, Angie.
JJ (9/10)
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