The Kodiak Perspective admits to being a slow reader, and taking on a tome the length of DF Wallace’s “Infinite Jest” may seem madness, but the book is thoroughly enjoyable. The Kodiak Perspective has just purchased several more copies, so if you are on his Christmas list, beware.
As the events lead together we find the Quebecois Wheel-Chaired Assassins infiltrating the Ennet half-way house in their quest for the entertainment. Considering the office door for possible after hours searching, he notes that “there is no bolt of death for the locking.”
The Bolt of Death, what an image, and so unlike the function of a deadbolt lock. Next time you are in Sutliffe’s or Spenards ask for the bolt of death and see the reaction.
As Thanksgiving nears, The Kodiak Perspective is thankful for the enjoyment of this wonderful book.
True words.
-
“It is not easy to forgive, because in quiet moments one says: “Yes, this
has done me all the colors but I too have done many. Better to forgive to
be forg...
3 years ago
No comments:
Post a Comment