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Title: [Stuff] comes in many forms . . . .
Review: This book is filled with purposely precocious poetic imagery in what appears to be an overt attempt to create a "Great Novel" in the guise of a fantasy motif. In actuality, the dialogue is disjointed and meaningless. Sentence structures and historical realities are fractured with reckless abandon on almost every page. Anacronisms abound, even to the alarm of casual readers who would expect a work of historical fiction from the title. The vague and wandering thematic content never took any discernable direction. Frankly, this book caused me, a life-long book lover, to do something I've never done before: I threw it in the trash after reading only 50 pages (out of 175). The fictional potential of the unique Dark Ages empire of the Khazars deserves much better. Is there any way I can give this book NO stars?
