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Jonathan K (Max Outlier)
is on page 74 of 319
Another unique attribute is how Brian weaves a litany of Irish stories into the plot and I can't help but think he'd heard bits and pieces of them from his family. This not only broadens the scope but adds another touch of family, the overriding theme of Mink River
— 8 hours, 39 min ago
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Jonathan K (Max Outlier)
is on page 67 of 319
I know this is a broken record, but it's hard not to fall in love when reading this story. I've yet to read any other author whose stories are like love songs: it's unique characters take us into our hearts. Moses the talking crow wondering. I suspect I will read this book a hundred times and never grow bored
— 9 hours, 3 min ago
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Logan Weis
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I’m officially DNFing cause I’m not smart enough for this book lol
— 14 hours, 1 min ago
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Jonathan K (Max Outlier)
is on page 58 of 319
Brian's non linear, uber creative approach is akin to poets, sculptors and musicians as he weaves the art of words in the loom of stories. Once I finish this one I plan second readings of the Plover and Martin Marten as well. It saddens me greatly we lost him years ago though
— Jul 29, 2026 06:58PM
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Jonathan K (Max Outlier)
is on page 58 of 319
Another beautiful element is love in all its forms. Love between husband and wife, son, grandchildren, the moment, the town and nature's wonder. This is the art of storytelling at its creative best though his narrative is an acquired taste and one I relish with every word
— Jul 29, 2026 06:46PM
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Jonathan K (Max Outlier)
is on page 49 of 319
Had forgotten that Brian adds short quotes of William Blake in nearly every chapter. To say the second time around is a joy would be a vast understatement
— Jul 29, 2026 06:22PM
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Jonathan K (Max Outlier)
is on page 28 of 319
It's not often I read books a second time but when the author is as creative as this, it reminds you that storytelling is an art form and artists as a whole understand there are no rules guidelines or otherwise. While reading you smile, wonder and snort with each tiny chapter looking forward to what happens next. I'm in love for the second time around
— Jul 29, 2026 05:40PM
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Gail
is on page 134 of 319
I'm enjoying the author's writing style. My brain can relate. Sometimes it's on full blown sprint with no pauses. Sometimes it just tinkers.
— Jul 04, 2026 09:12AM
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Fernleaf
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Not sure if I'm going to be able to finish this one, the stream-of-consciousness writing style is really not working for me.
— Jul 02, 2026 08:20PM
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Gail
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I'm loving this book and the richness of it's stories
— Jun 30, 2026 07:28AM
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