Comments on: KILLING CASTRO by Lawrence Block http://bookreview.mostlyfiction.com/2009/killing-castro-by-lawrence-block/ We Love to Read! Thu, 19 Nov 2009 22:23:42 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Jana Perskie http://bookreview.mostlyfiction.com/2009/killing-castro-by-lawrence-block/comment-page-1/#comment-444 Jana Perskie Mon, 03 Aug 2009 01:40:59 +0000 http://bookreview.mostlyfiction.com/?p=1381#comment-444 Hi - I am so sorry to have taken so long to get back to you RE: your comment and question, but I have been away on vacation without a PC...some peace and quiet is what I needed. ;> About your question...I'm not sure I can enter into a discussion on this book at this time. I read "Killing Castro" earlier this year. I read about 1-3 books each week and unless I am reading a truly "great" novel, I do forget all but the most basic of plots. For me, "KILLING CASTRO" was a light read... one of those that I enjoyed while reading it, but not one that has stayed with me outside of a few images here and there. Also, since this is one of Block's earliest books, (not even published under his own name), I wasn't too critical about any flaws in the novel. But let me ask you this, what exactly do find ambiguous about the ending? I am really interested, and I hope that your response will trigger my memory. Thanks for reading and commenting on my review, and for following MostlyFiction.com. All best, Jana Perskie Hi – I am so sorry to have taken so long to get back to you RE: your comment and question, but I have been away on vacation without a PC…some peace and quiet is what I needed. ;>

About your question…I’m not sure I can enter into a discussion on this book at this time. I read “Killing Castro” earlier this year. I read about 1-3 books each week and unless I am reading a truly “great” novel, I do forget all but the most basic of plots. For me, “KILLING CASTRO” was a light read… one of those that I enjoyed while reading it, but not one that has stayed with me outside of a few images here and there. Also, since this is one of Block’s earliest books, (not even published under his own name), I wasn’t too critical about any flaws in the novel. But let me ask you this, what exactly do find ambiguous about the ending? I am really interested, and I hope that your response will trigger my memory. Thanks for reading and commenting on my review, and for following MostlyFiction.com. All best, Jana Perskie

]]> By: eli.b.ativa http://bookreview.mostlyfiction.com/2009/killing-castro-by-lawrence-block/comment-page-1/#comment-41 eli.b.ativa Fri, 19 Jun 2009 02:51:14 +0000 http://bookreview.mostlyfiction.com/?p=1381#comment-41 I enjoyed the book, but was a bit perplexed by the ambiguous ending. I would like Ms. Perskie to share her views about the ending. Thank you. I enjoyed the book, but was a bit perplexed by the ambiguous ending. I would like Ms. Perskie to share her views about the ending. Thank you.

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