Koşuştumacaydı, hazırlanmaydı felan derken bir türlü girip yazamadım yorumu. Neşter müziği garip bir kitap. Kurgu fena değil ama işleyiş çok yavaş olduğundan bu kitabı bitirmek zor oldu benim için. En başta kızın intihar etme nedeni bir hayli bariz gibi gösteriliyor, ama tabi ki işler bundan daha karmaşık. Bunun altından nasıl bir kurgu çıkacak diye merak etmiştim ben de. Kitap kızın yaşadıklarını, kızın arkadaşının abisinin yaşadıklarını, dedektifimizin yaşadıklarını, doktorun yaşadıklarını uzun uzun anlatıyor. Bu yüzden yavaş ilerliyor zaten. Ama neticede tempo hızlandıkça merak unsuru devreye giriyor ve şaşırtıcı kısım en sonda geliyor bana göre. İlginç bir kitap, şiddetle önermesem de merak edenlere tavsiye edilir. This was the right read for the tail end of a winter vacation: fairly fast paced, mostly mindless, one or two twists that managed to be surprising because I didn't spend a lot of time thinking while I read. I didn't like Cogan's character from the start, and so it was hard to have sympathy (read: to care) when his career begins to crumble. Kristin and Carrie are poorly developed, so what happens to them wasn't particularly compelling. Carnoy seemed to put the most of his imagination into Jim and Watkins, but the sketches are one-dimensional. Watkins is getting on Jim's nerves 3/4 of the way through the novel, and Jim comments that he has to take his final exams. He must. At no other point in the story is the fact that these are college students even remotely explored, and so sudden mentions of exams feel just like that: sudden and transitory. I don't plan to read another book by this author unless it comes highly recommended, but that isn't to say it didn't pass the time on a snowy Tuesday afternoon!
What do You think about Knife Music (2000)?
"why" is intellectual. "why not" is impulsive. and poor judgement is 90% impulsive
—bg1309
It was an engaging mystery. Not very probable but I wanted to keep reading.
—sherry
Had me guessing the whole time. Great attention getter!
—Vcrazii21
Kind of boring--where was the suspense?
—hgahdjjfj28375