Review: This is a one of those books you read with a WOW factor.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 10 19, 2012
This is a one of those books you read with a WOW factor. This is writing in motion, explorative and humorous. A brilliant eclectic combination of autobiographical short stories. These are not ordinary stories. Far from it. This is a book full of surprises. There are memoiresque places in the interior, the text life and real life; how they connect and interconnect is extraordinary.The Author's special talent for finding snippets of human interest stories and crafting them into highly entertaining scenarios is an art form. For me this book is a masterpiece of faction and memoir. Such is the talent and innate whit of this great Author. The voice is distinctive, with an open-minded attitude, by the last chapter; the author voice is as familiar as someone speaking to us on our mobile phone. There is energy that pushes dimension of the everyday, the familiar is tossed with the unfamiliar; the rich and famous are brought under the microscope of the ordinary. There are no blueprints for this style of creative writing. It is a unique talent this Author has. Why I love reading Clive Lilwall's books.