Andrew Blencowe
Autor de The Last Bastion of Civilization: Japan 2041, a Scenario Analysis
Obras de Andrew Blencowe
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I won this book in a GOODREADS giveaway... Truthfully, I had to speed-read to get it off my list... I enjoy a slanted view now & then but this was way out there... is it possible? yes... could it happen? yes... Is this book the best way for me to be made aware of the possibility? maybe not.... I am never sorry that I read something but...
I was excited to read this book when I heard that I had won a copy.
For me it was just too much political papers and not enough connection. It made me wonder, if the author really believed in what he wrote he did realize that he wouldn't be in this racially pure society?
I can imagine my book group reading in discussing this book, I think we would have a very heated discussion.
For me it was just too much political papers and not enough connection. It made me wonder, if the author really believed in what he wrote he did realize that he wouldn't be in this racially pure society?
I can imagine my book group reading in discussing this book, I think we would have a very heated discussion.
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- Obras
- 2
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- 24
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- #522,742
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- 1.8
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- 3
- ISBNs
- 2
Over the past couple of years, I’ve tried five or six times to read this novel, but alas, I could never get past page 40.
The dust jacket says that the story is about, “What if by the passing of just two events, Japan and Germany had won World War II?” However I have no idea what Blencowe was talking about in those 40 pages. There is a well-described sex scene, which from flipping through and scanning several pages, seems to be pre-dominate plot.
The Goddess of Fortune isn’t my cup of tea. It gets 1 out of 5 stars (for a great cover) in Julie’s world.… (más)