Wednesday, July 29, 2020
Shannon's Review - Warp by Lev Grossman
Title: Warp
Series: Not At The Moment
Author: Lev Grossman
Illustrator/Book Cover Design: Jonathan Bennett
Genre: Fiction, Contemporary
Publisher: St. Martin’s Griffin
Received: Bought
Release Date: November 1997
Pages: 192
Rating:
Author Lev Grossman’s Official Websites:
Website:
http://levgrossman.com/
Blog:
http://levgrossman.com/blog/
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/levgrossman
Twitter:
https://twitter.com/leverus
Instagram:
(could not find an official Instagram)
Shannon’s Thoughts:
Hollis has just graduated from college but in no hurry to find a stable job. He seems to spend a lot of time sleeping or going on mischievous trips with his friends.
I like some of the characters and wish some of the relationships went deeper like Hollis and Xanth. They were interesting. They meet in a unique way. I don’t understand why he never talks to his friends about Xanth though. I would have read a whole book about Xanth and Hollis.
I had hoped for more with this book. Not much happens. The story builds in many places and then never pays off. It just loses steam and becomes a story about nothing. It’s like the Seinfield of novels.
If you are a fan of Catcher In The Rye then you will probably like Warp. Hollis is very like a modern-day Holden.
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