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Title: Quirky, surreal, and entertaining
Review: Matt Ruff knows how to coin a phrase. In a story about a story about a story, this surrealistic journey about Fate and Faith becomes quickly quotable on page after page. In what other book will you find the words, "Say, who's been eating rats and farting?" His clever use of language is enviable to any novice writer. For example, "...charging across frost-covered pasture while a shadowy groundhog looked on in alarm." Get it? Shadowy groundhog? Well, I got a kick out of it.Fool On The Hill is a story about magic, but not in the Fantasy - Lord-of-the-Rings sense, although Tolkien is involved. Colorful characters discuss the Baskin-Robbins theory of Christianity. It's also a story about a dog's search for God, and a cat's loyalty to his best friend. Certain aspects of this book are similar to Tom Robbins and Christopher Moore. I would recommend this author to fans of either.
