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Old 11-07-2011, 05:00 PM   #1
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Peter Nadas (Péter Nádas) - Anyone else plan to read "Parallel Stories: A Novel"?

I'm going to buy it in about one week, but it's going to be a huge commitment in time and dedication to read, and will have to wait until I've finished Murakami's new book as well as Stephen King's newest novel. (I'll probably devour a zombie book or two - so I don't lose track of my roots - before engaging in such a commitment.)

The novel is being described as the best book of the century, a masterpiece. Comparisons are being made to "War and Peace."

Here's the Amazon link, if anyone wants to get an idea of what it's about.

http://www.amazon.com/Parallel-Stori...0702664&sr=1-1

It's expensive ($19.95), but then I've paid more for thick books, such as one by William Vollmann ("Imperial" - $24.99).


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