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Title: pretty good. Review: i use this and the "what to expect" book. they seem pretty similiar. the latter seemed to be the more organized of the two. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: Shocking snorefest Review: After seeing both great movies this was based on, I was shocked at how dull the writing is. Interesting on a thematic level (as one reviewer was generous enough to put it), but otherwise this is strictly by-the-numbers. Absolutely NOTHING happens until the last 20 pages and even then the action is scant. Maybe this was hot stuff back in the day, but I found it one of the most overblown books I had ever read and not enjoyable at all. It reads like the type of pulp crap that many writers churned out back then for a quick buck, but others like Thompson, Willeford and Westlake did better (I think). Beware...you have been warned! Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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Title: A debut novel showcasing an original literary talent. Review: A comic nightmare of black-magical realism, Geoffrey Cain's The Wards Of St. Dymphna chronicles the exploits of Brian McCorley through the Dantean labyrinths of the unconscious as it spills out onto the streets and into the donut shops of small town California. Seeing the world through a mad third eye, the reader sees Brian's soul laid bare through his hilarious interactions with the inner, outer and underworld. A seemingly linear spiritual quest turns into a mobius strip mining of the soul, peeling the skin off a moment in time amidst a search for redemption into the comically unredeemable. The Wards Of St. Dymphna is a debut novel showcasing an original talent that will leave its readers looking eagerly forward to Geoffrey Cain's next literary project. Does this product review convey a negative or positive sentiment?
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