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Loading... How the Dead Dream: A Novelby Lydia Millet
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. I love Millet and find her writing to be simultaneously hysterical and incisive. This book seemed to be no exception, but I really feel like its energy level petered out toward the end. I recognize the need for a tonal shift in a book about loss and remorse, but the way things wrapped up left this reader lost in the wilderness. And not in the good way. (  ) theanalogdivide | Dec 1, 2009 |  I love Millet and find her writing to be simultaneously hysterical and incisive. This book seemed to be no exception, but I really feel like its energy level petered out toward the end. I recognize the need for a tonal shift in a book about loss and remorse, but the way things wrapped up left this reader lost in the wilderness. And not in the good way. ( ) theanalogdivide | Dec 1, 2009 | I love Millet and find her writing to be simultaneously hysterical and incisive. This book seemed to be no exception, but I really feel like its energy level petered out toward the end. I recognize the need for a tonal shift in a book about loss and remorse, but the way things wrapped up left this reader lost in the wilderness. And not in the good way. ( ) theanalogdivide | Dec 1, 2009 |  no reviews | add a review
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