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Title: Hmmm! Liver! Product review: Thomas Harris proves his ever growing reputation as a writer of supreme talents with this intriguing mix of suspense and horror. The infamous Dr Lector is shown to be both a character of fear and subtle mystique. Harris introduces a female heroin (Clarice Starling) who is worthy of so much attention she recieves in the novel. The one true masterstroke that this book has, is that Lector is only really a bit part in the plot. Thus, when he does make appearances, he is all the more frightening. If anyone is ever turned off by Harris' frightening attention to detail, once they become absorbed in this fine novel, they will learn that fear is a good thing! Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Is this some other Nancy Thayer? Product review: I'd prefer if a writer had nothing to offer, it wouldn't get written or published. Nancy Thayer has written wonderful books (3 Women at the Water's Edge, Nell, Stepping, Morning, etc) but has been underserving her fans for several years now.This book is so dull and insipid and pointless, that it's hard to believe it's the same writer. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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Title: Layer upon Layer Product review: Kirchwey does an amazing job of synthesizing ideas from a number of spheres- such as obstetrics, physics, superstition, mythology, biology, religion, chemistry, Roman history and poetry. Kirchwey accomplishes said task by engrafting technical words upon each other, words that outwardly have little in common. Moreover, Kirchwey's great use of setting enables me to feel the location of each poem. I need not piece stilted descriptions together in a linguistic, logical manner, but rather, I subconsciously gain a poignant and fluid perception of my surroundings. And again, I think Kirchwey achieves this through diction specific to the time and region. He magically engrafts the past with the present, my familiarities with his familiarities, and our modern-day collective representations with those of peoples' long ago. Bravo. Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
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