Ques: Title: This is not sci-fi Review: This book may be set in a different star system, but it is not science-fiction. It is all politics and moralizing. The book is TERRIBLY SLOW paced. At the start the author introduces dozens of factions and characters. You will be confused. This is a nice book if you cannot sleep at night. Start reading this and you will have problems staying awake.If you want to try Cherryh, start with Donbelow Station. At least that book is mercifully short, but it is typical Cherryh: NO PLOT. Is the review positive or negative?
Ans: Negative

Ques: Title: Purchased a bad CD Review: THE CD I purchased skips badly. I purchased it for songs # 2 and # 4. Song number 4 does not play at all. After Song # 3, the entire CD skips all the way through. Is the review positive or negative?
Ans: Negative

Ques: Title: Absolutely Polyphiloprogenitive!!! Review: Words fail me before this masterpiece of aleatoric evacuation. Master P (born Creola McMorikawa) has in this, his sophomore effort, recreated in toto the semblance of a long-departed Orlando Gibbons as processed through the sensibilities of a young Hawley Crippen. Gone are all the old supportive devices, the balalaikan propensities, the Krespin-like glissandi, the intercrural obsessions. Now, in their place, Creola has substituted stalking-horse platitudes of a most Pantagruelian nature, striated with the merest Aristarchian tenebrae. What was once just a tentative progenda is now a full-blown sepsis overlaid with Reichian polemical recusations. Such proclivities were formerly jejune, but in this context they are downright crepuscular. Only a genius could have carried it off. Unfortunately, Herr McMorikawa is all that and more. Is the review positive or negative?
Ans: Negative

Ques: Title: Eloquent discriptions, Savage vision, Fantastic. Review: The prose in Blood Meridian is so eloquent that it is often decieving. It is very easy to get caught up in the flow and forget what is actually being described. This is, without a doubt, the most violent story I have ever read, yet it is extreemly tender in its presentation. One has to carefully picture some of the scenes to see the full impact of McCarthy's vivid and incredibly authentic vision. He is able to describe truely horrific scenes with such care that one must look very closely to see the savagery he is depicting. It is incredibly authentic, which is what makes the horror palatable. It is not gratuitous, in fact, the savagery is veiled by the eloquence of the prose. It is on of my favorite books. I highly recomend it. Is the review positive or negative?
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