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Kudos to Rick Henry for successfully experimenting with form. Specifically, Chant (BlazeVOX [books:], 2008) “is structured by a chant, written in square notation,” according to the promo sheet, and the “characters...are identified by the notes they represent on the scale.” Thus, instead of full names, the characters are known as A, B, C, and other notes.... Read the rest in the July 2009 issue of decomP .
I really enjoyed this sweet book, full of longing -- longing to die, longing to find love, longing to be a better person, longing for a different past. The book was lovely. The characters are compelling and lovable. The book is a bit confusing, but the mystery is revealed at the end.
It was a nice little book. I really enjoy cooking, even if I am not the best, and I love all my cooking shows so this one touched me a little. It is a sad story and what gave it all it's sadness was pretty much every character. The family is so separated and so hidden that everyone is left behind and there is no real believable love. I can't really explain the sadness in the family but I think you will understand -once you read it. Everyone is so far beyond reach and when they do reach out it seems like at the last possible moment but there still is some beauty in it. Like, I finally get it! I know I kinda ramble but really, this is just a way for me to understand myself and maybe someone can understand me too and get where I am going with this. All in all, it is a simple book with mysterious people who have great hidden talent and don't understand how it is possible and to what to do with it. The ending was beautiful but I still was stuck at a 3 star rating. Maybe one day I can come back to this and re-rate it and re-evaluate it in my head more clearer.