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**bypeTeenehalT** · 07-03-2008, 06:17 PM

When buying other books yesterday, as listed elsewhere, I leafed through the Dutch original of the Verhaeghen book. I have to admit that the text looked more readable than I had expected to be, but I also noticed a kind of what I term "creative writing" style, with some rather journalistic punchy phrasing and onomatopoeics. I'd have to read a few chapters to see whether I would really get on with this book.

I expect the copy I leafed through (?11) will still be in the bookshop when I return in a week or two's time.

Has there been anything in the U.S. or British press about it lately (i.e. during late June 2008)?

07-03-2008, 06:17 PM	#17
bypeTeenehalT Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 494 Senior Member	When buying other books yesterday, as listed elsewhere, I leafed through the Dutch original of the Verhaeghen book. I have to admit that the text looked more readable than I had expected to be, but I also noticed a kind of what I term "creative writing" style, with some rather journalistic punchy phrasing and onomatopoeics. I'd have to read a few chapters to see whether I would really get on with this book. I expect the copy I leafed through (?11) will still be in the bookshop when I return in a week or two's time. Has there been anything in the U.S. or British press about it lately (i.e. during late June 2008)?
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