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A review by tarugani
Un Lun Dun by China Miéville
1.0
I was going to give this book a chance to get better. I was even considering giving Mieville another try to see what all the fuss, or whatever, was about.
But after rolling my eyes for 150 pages you couldn't pay me to read past "Each of the houses, halls, shops, factories, churches, and temples was a core of brick, wood, concrete, or whatever..."
Un Lon Dun, or whatever it's called, by China Miewhateverhisnameis is not worth my time, your time, or whoever's. You're better off reading Neverwhere itself, the 2007 Farmer's Almanac, J.K. Rowling's latest Pottermore post, or whatever.
WHATEVER!
But after rolling my eyes for 150 pages you couldn't pay me to read past "Each of the houses, halls, shops, factories, churches, and temples was a core of brick, wood, concrete, or whatever..."
Un Lon Dun, or whatever it's called, by China Miewhateverhisnameis is not worth my time, your time, or whoever's. You're better off reading Neverwhere itself, the 2007 Farmer's Almanac, J.K. Rowling's latest Pottermore post, or whatever.
WHATEVER!