So you know how The Secret History f-ed me up in like a million different ways? Well this book did too. But I cried a lot at the end. I didn't understand a whole lot of it but I know it was profound in some way and it had a lot of memorable quotes about life and living, and I'll certainly never forget it. Also I'm slightly emotional about having finally finishing it.

I have to hand it to the goodreads recommendations engine, this was a really good one! It was recommended to me on the basis that I liked [b:The End of Mr. Y|93436|The End of Mr. Y|Scarlett Thomas|http://photo.goodreads.com/books/1287799845s/93436.jpg|1535663], which is one of my absolute favourites. And in terms of weirdness The Raw Shark Texts come up a close second. I was hoping for a bit more of a [excuse me] mindf*ck here but all in all it was great. Anyone interested in the system and connectedness of language and ideas, of concepts and reality, and of coding and decoding should read this. Apart from these rather weird things, it has suspense and love and more weirdness. So, thank you goodreads, for showing me once again why I have been a member here for so long and why I keep coming back (several times a day)!

I loved it. After finishing it, it couldn't leave my mind. What begins as a story of mental breakdown after a great loss, evolves in a full adventure with monsters, action and even secret societies. It's clever and mind-bending with the right touch of emotion. I really really loved the ending.