Title: Dreadful and tedious
Product review: I was made to read this book 26 years ago, and I'm STILL angry about it. It is a long, rambling character-and-setting study. The characters and setting are, I suppose, interesting enough. But the fatal flaw is that Willa Cather apparently believed that plot was an *optional* element of a novel. Nothing happens in this book that could be described as any kind of coherent plot. Indeed, not much happens at all.I still want to be reimbursed for the time I wasted reading this.
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