Title: Entertaining and believable
Product review: I enjoyed reading this book and was constantly nodding my head in agreement about how awful teaching and academia can be.Will Marlow was a sympathetic character who seemed to be making all the wrong choices, dictated by the programmatic nature of Davis' plot, which follows the "plot" of Shakespeare's sonnets to an exacting degree, and sometimes spins out of control. You groan at some of the references, such as the "second-best bed," but just as often you chuckle at Davis' dilemma and the kooky ways he comes up with to match his academia plot with the Elizabethan one. Our previous reviewer is also correct about the sex scenes which for once are genuinely sexy, sharply observed, well done. Hooray for Marlow, Davis, and disgrace!
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