"A man lies in a coma after a near fatal accident. His body broken, his memory vanished, he finds himself in the surreal world of The Bridge - a world free of the usual constraints of time and space, where dream and fantasy, past and future fuse. Who is this man? Where is he? Is he more dead than alive? Or has he never been so alive before?"

A mixture of 2 worlds - The Bridge and his real past. All rather surreal and strange and you find yourself seeking double meanings or metaphors in the writing. It wasn't a difficult read and I did enjoy it - The Bridge certainly had a nightmarish quality. Which world would he choose to stay in?

RELEASE NOTES:

To be released at The Clarence pub at the weekly London bookcrossers meet. May be picked up by another bookcrosser at the meet. If not will be left on the barrel by the front door of the pub.

Snaffled from The Clarence on Thursday

To be honest, when I started reading this, I pretty much decided I wouldn't bother carrying on with it. It wasn't bad, it just wasn't.. well, it was weird and it was rambling. In the end, I carried on, and although it wasn't unpleasant, it was very much not my usual kind of read.

In the end, I almost rather liked the blending dtories, although I'm sure a lot of the levels to it completely bypassed me, leaving me catching on to some of it towards the end. But that was one strange book...

Read to release as part of a Water-themed Release Challenge.

RELEASE NOTES:

Left against one of the signs identifying the buildings visible from the bridge, on the eastern bridge. Released for the BCUK Extra Forum's September release chalenge - Water.