Status Updates From The Last Castrato

Love this, too. "Typing was a wonderful and time-saving accomplishment, but he was never able to spare the time to learn it. It was, he thought an ability we should be born with--a piece of software preloaded into the machine of birth." So true...

I like this passage. "In some mysterious way that he did not yet understand, the idea of androgyny was central to what made humanity human. Men and women were not so much two distinct sexes as they were unified beings in whom the same opposing characteristics had been differently reconciled. Each individual was, in his own way, a unique blending of masculine and feminine traits..." An interesting perceptual chapter.

Like the opening line. Starts immediately by catching your attention. Ch. 2 very descriptive of Florence scenery.