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Title: Reading this should count as time served in Purgatory
Review: Slogging through this was as long and torturous for the reader as for the characters meandering around the desert, caught in papal politics and inter-tribal intrigue. A few scenes stand out vividly in the memory, such as Amen Specklebird's cave or Blacktooth's imprisonment in a zoo, but on the whole it is a profound disappointment. If it were by an unknown author, it would be less egregious; the comparison to the classic "Canticle for Leibowitz" is what makes it odious. I got to the last page--at least 200 pages after I would have preferred to stop reading--and realized why authors sometimes burn their manuscripts. It does leave a puzzle though: what parts were Bisson's and which were Miller's? And what condition was Miller in when he wrote it if indeed it is 85% his?
