wow... said with such a lack of enthusiasm. once again I was left feeling numb and so much worse than when I started. there were some interesting elements but after page 100 my vision was blurring. I'm glad it's over.

An electric read, but one which is purposefully grounded in the spiritual (or is it?) (It probably is).

Cada cosa que ocurre a cada uno de nosotros, trae con ella una lección y un significado, forma un eslabón en la cadena de nuestra existencia. Os parecerá cosa sin importancia, pasar por una determinada calle a una hora también determinada y sin embargo este acto sencillo puede llevaros a un resul

This book provides you with so much to think about, your mind will be racing for the duration of each chapter.

The obvious thing you'll be thinking about is the story as presented: a musician goes abroad in an attempt to rest and recover from depression and illness. There, she meets a mystical docto

I read this because I wanted to see what sort of author could outsell Conan Doyle, Wells and Kipling. This was the popular fiction of its time. It was sort of compulsive, and repulsive at the same time. The writing style is appalling - they don't drink, they quaff, they eat viands, not food - the ch