Review: The Love Song of Monkey
Monday, October 27, 2008
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I just finished The Love Song of Monkey, a novel by Michael S.A. Graziano. What a strange, but wonderful book this is! I can tell you it’s like nothing I have ever read before.
The book is about a man who is dying from AIDS. He agrees to be part of an experiment that just might kill him, but could also make him perfect and invulnerable. Well, the cure works, but it causes him to fall into a deep and meditative stupor. The man who experimented on him dumps the body in the Atlantic Ocean to cover his tracks, and that’s when the real adventure begins.
The Love Song of Monkey is a very short book at only 149 or so pages, but the scope is epic in detail. It’s an easy, thought-provoking read. In short I enjoyed the heck out of this book, and plan on loaning it to my friends and family.
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You can get it on Amazon, of course. I set up a link below. I am sure it’s available “anywhere fine books are sold,” as they say:
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jon says:
October 28th, 2008 at 7:51 am
(Editors note: Comment deleted due to swearing)
John says:
October 29th, 2008 at 11:42 pm
I think the title threw him. Sure it sounds like some sappy love book and even I was like “what?”
When you read more about it though, it actually sounds more sci-fi.
As for what’s up here Jon. Well, you probably noticed some major changes and I’m almost done behind the scenes doing a major clear-up (and re-work) of Geekscribe. There were things that I wanted to reorganize, but I also redid the look and the whole engine of the site. Then I have a couple more sites to do (Flickscribe and Popscribe) so I’m like about a month or so from posting myself.
The working I’m doing is making things really, really easy to update though. I’m seeing that already and I’m really excited to get things done. I hope to be upgrading Flickscribe starting next week. Peace.