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DeRank ™: 10,49

DeAge™ : 6532 days • Here since 22 july 2008

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Motorpsycho Heavy Metal Fruit

20 jan 10

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And at Let Them Eat Cake, how many stars do you give?

Enchant A Blueprint of the World

20 jan 10

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Oh my gosh, how can you listen to an album with such a terrifying cover? :P Good review, but the album doesn't inspire me...

Agota Kristof Trilogia Della Città Di K.

20 jan 10

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This book is for you, Gino. Agota was thinking of you when she wrote it.

Henry's Dress Henry's Dress

20 jan 10

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Good job, Cappio, you piqued my curiosity.

Agota Kristof Trilogia Della Città Di K.

20 jan 10

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Ash gives me one because he's Ash, Sfascia gives me one because I didn't accept the hatchet..:D

Motorpsycho Heavy Metal Fruit

20 jan 10

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I'm slowly getting into the Motorpsycho phase. I’ll hold off on this for a bit, first I'll make room for the masterpieces. :) Good job, nice review!

Agota Kristof Trilogia Della Città Di K.

20 jan 10

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Thank you to all these lovely travelers! @Sfascia: instead of rambling, you should read this. I like it. @K: I hate math :) @Ash: I return the bitterness with calmness and I'll give you a little lick wherever you prefer :P @Bob: to be honest, I already have two or three in the works, almost finished... Weather permitting, I'll publish them. Thanks again to everyone!

Massimo Zamboni Reading @ Latteria Artigianale Molloy, Brescia

19 jan 10

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Si Cupe Vampe can only be described with: brrrr

Massimo Zamboni Reading @ Latteria Artigianale Molloy, Brescia

19 jan 10

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Good job, Tele, I liked you a lot.

Agota Kristof Trilogia Della Città Di K.

19 jan 10

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@Fosca: more than anything, I posted it now because otherwise, by constantly modifying it, I would never have sent it. @Alex: little meatball, Bartle was right to tell you only that. Really, you need to read the book. I’m sure you’ll like it. I’ll just tell you that, anyway, the three books were published separately in the 80s in France and arrived here in Italy, with a few years' delay, collected in the book I reviewed. Honestly, if you read them individually (except for the first one, which is beautiful on its own), you wouldn't understand even less. Come on, I'm waiting for your opinion :) @Zzz: I read "Ieri" too, almost a month ago, in one day. I found it very beautiful. Almost like this one. In fact, that's where I took the quoted phrase for the review.