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Review title: A NAGGING CONSCIENCE...
Product review: In echoing the title of Erich Maria Remarque's novel, All Quiet on the Western Front, Magnus Mills has deepened and darkened, quite considerably, the meaning and metaphor of his book. In this Mills has placed an insistent and nagging theme: waste, the wasting of lives, which serves to spur the reader (if not the protragonist). The trajedy of Remarque's novel is that young men pushed into events beyond their control had their lives and potential cut short. The trajedy of Mills' novel is the protragonist getting himself pushed into endless menial and thankless tasks at the cost of his ambition to travel east. He lacks the insight to disengage himself. He has that chance; the young men in Remarque's novel, the young men who died in the Great War, DIDN'T. Though Mills' metaphor of 'capital and labour' is compelling, his genius here lies in his conscience.
