April 17th: 
 I don't know much what to think of it. It was visually stunning, amazing, wonderful. I do feel some of its substance was scarified by the sake of its form, though, although I might be alone in thinking this. It could also be the letter's fault: the book was so driven by what was in that letter (at least that's how I experienced it) that I did not care about much else (maybe my fault). I read counting down the pages I had left to be allowed to read its contents. 
 In the end, I do love the experience of reading it and the mystery it's surrounded with. What is real, what is not? What is present, what is past, what is future or prophecy? Is everything a fiction? I liked that many questions are left unanswered, specially on Zadock and Elswyth's timeline, because The Sisters Gray do give it a bit of closure, but I'm would have appreciated a bit more on the City-State and Zeke and Eliza. 
 March 21st: 
 I felt the urge to read this after I read about it at the Tournament of Books, I ordered it without even thinking about it, and now it's in my hands! I've just read like 40 pages so the only thing I'm qualified to say right now is that it's incredibly beautiful.