Title: What Story
Product review: A romp and a little luck at a local bookstore got me Starfish. Boy this novel is dark, touching, and personal. It reminds me of both Arthur Clark and Frank Herbert. If you have ever SCUBA dived and stared at the depth of the sea below alone, you would recognize the novel as if you have dreamt it. It describes that strange feeling, sooth, loneliness, and dread to you the way you always try to describe it to yourself. You also realize you might be more deranged or freaky then you think you are. While you read it, play Sarah Mclachlan's Possession, as sugguested my Watts. I tried it; boy, there was something. I suggest that you play something from Portishead as you read this novel. Mr. Watts has special things to offer for a long time to come. I'm very glad I found Starfish. I can't wait to see what Mr. Watts has in store for his next novel.
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