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**id2008** · 04-20-2008, 12:06 AM

Puns about cunning linguists apart, Kim Moon-So's novel is quite interesting. (Korean, wasn't he?) I read it for a while, but broke off. The priapic side of things is amusing, but I am wondering, one third of the way through the book, whether he can sustain the pressure, so to speak.

The narrative is pretty quick-fire, and so far I'm enjoying it. As I've said, I broke off, so I'll have to get into the spirit of the book all over again. Stewart's summary helps.

But he's not the cunt you thought he was.

04-20-2008, 12:06 AM	#2
id2008 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 465 Senior Member	Puns about cunning linguists apart, Kim Moon-So's novel is quite interesting. (Korean, wasn't he?) I read it for a while, but broke off. The priapic side of things is amusing, but I am wondering, one third of the way through the book, whether he can sustain the pressure, so to speak. The narrative is pretty quick-fire, and so far I'm enjoying it. As I've said, I broke off, so I'll have to get into the spirit of the book all over again. Stewart's summary helps. But he's not the cunt you thought he was.
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