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Title: A labor of love
Review: St. Leibowitz and the Wild Horse Woman was obviously a labor of love by Walter Miller. It is so densely written and so intricately plotted that it should be read with a notebook and pencil in hand along with a map of the the various locations he he describes. Although some of his characters have charm this book is not about charming people; it is about the internal politics and warmongering of a fictional future Catholic church. Although it is set in a post apocolyptic future it might just as well be set in Italy in the middle ages. Nowhere near the originality and tongue in cheeck humor of A Canticle for Leibowitz. I don't usually give up without finishing a book, but finally decided that it wasn't worth staying the course on this one. All brain and no heart.
