I love Jonathan Carroll. His writing draws me in completely, however weird and bizarre his stories are I find them entirely believable! The Marriage of Sticks is the story of a woman who knows nothing about her life until forces beyond her control make her confront it. Time and people slip and slide about, events that never happened, never can happen take place and people who she knows to be dead start occupying her life.

This is a novel about what it is to give, to make a sacrifice, and the potential ramifications that the smallest decisions we make have on those around us. It certainly gave me a lot to think about and by the end I found myself ironically inspired and comforted.

Sending to catrionamoore as an RABCK. Hope you enjoy :-)

Arrived today, thank you for the RABCK.

I shall make sure that once I have read it that it goes out to be read, by other BCers, in some form or another.

RELEASE NOTES:

Taking with me to the meet to leave in the wild, pass to another bookcrosser or be used in a bookswap.

Picked up at the Salcey Forest meet today. Although it made its way to the top of the tree top walk before I took it! Had a lovely day and really looking forward to reading this one.

RELEASE NOTES:

This book will be left near the big tree in C:MK, outside Virgin, New Look etc..

Decided against leaving book there afterall, as I'd rather it had a better, more guaranteed, chance of being 'caught', so will take it to an official OBCZ somewhere soon instead.

RELEASE NOTES:

To be released at the Daventry mini-meet around 1pm onwards, Sunday 11th November 2007

Caught at the meet up today. Thanks for bringing it Beqi

RELEASED IN A BOX OF BOOKS VIA FREECYCLE

Hello, thank you for being curious enough to visit Bookcrossing!

Even if this isn't your kind of book and you don't intend to read it I'd appreciate it if you would make a journal entry of some sort. Maybe you could say where you found it (they don't always stay where they were originally left!) or what you think of the idea of travelling books.

Then, leave it for someone else to find. And don't forget, if you make release notes (to say where you've left it, and when) next time it's journalled you'll hear from it too!