Journal Entry 1 by goatgrrl from New Westminster, British Columbia Canada on Thursday, March 11, 2004

Journal Entry 2 by goatgrrl from New Westminster, British Columbia Canada on Saturday, April 17, 2004

I'm mailing this book to inkognitoh as a trade for Pat Barker's The Ghost Road. We Booker compulsives need to stick together :^). Best wishes from British Columbia, Canada! 

Journal Entry 3 by inkognitoh from London , Greater London United Kingdom on Tuesday, April 27, 2004

*Joint winner of the Booker Prize 1974*

I'm thrilled to be reading this book, thanks for the opportunity. I cannot wait to sink my teeth into Mehring and his rebellious 'possessions' as they rise up against him. Thanks so much for agreeing to this trade goatgrrl - your friend in Booker insanity :) 

Journal Entry 4 by inkognitoh from London , Greater London United Kingdom on Tuesday, December 14, 2004

I found the style of this book difficult to stick with. The lovely dreamy inner dialogue of the central character seguing into conversation and memoir without break left my mind wandering off the plot of the book and on to other things. The style seemed to tap the subconcious of the central character and by default, activated mine as well. I did enjoy the beautiful quality of the writing, especially the conversational elements between the black 'farm hands' and the white property owner but found the book as a whole quite difficult to engage with.

I admit to being seriously lost as to what was going plotwise and who events involved or were happening to at some points in this story. 

Journal Entry 5 by inkognitoh at Cittie of Yorke, 22 High Holborn, WC1V 6BN in London , Greater London United Kingdom on Saturday, September 03, 2005

Released 8 yrs ago (1/11/2004 UTC) at Cittie of Yorke, 22 High Holborn, WC1V 6BN in London , Greater London United Kingdom

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