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A review by greaydean
The Confusion by Neal Stephenson
3.0
Read in audio form.
The stories are long winded, complicated and full of historical references.
Admittedly, it is fun to discover them. It delights my mind. There are times though, it feels that Neal rambles on for 20 pages just to give a turn to a clever historical witticism. While I am glad to have completed reading this and will finish the series, I wouldn't tell anyone to race out and read it this minute. It is enjoyable, but long winded.
The stories are long winded, complicated and full of historical references.
Admittedly, it is fun to discover them. It delights my mind. There are times though, it feels that Neal rambles on for 20 pages just to give a turn to a clever historical witticism. While I am glad to have completed reading this and will finish the series, I wouldn't tell anyone to race out and read it this minute. It is enjoyable, but long winded.