Remembrance of Things I Forgot by Bob Smith

I couldn't bring myself to give it more than three stars due to the second novella (book two, the second half of the novel), which was half very interesting and half very boring, losing momentum for the entire novel.

Despite some of the issues I had, it was an overall enjoyable read. She chooses some fascinating things to focus on, and parts of the book did suck me thoroughly into another world. I'd like to give Hale's newer work a try, because her writing itself does have promise. There were no glaring plot holes, but I felt that the plots of both books could have been woven together into a more cohesive work. The plots during both books started off strong but became weak over time and were resolved in an almost unsettlingly quick and easy fashion. Unfortunately as the novel progressed, it felt like the author was trying too hard to inject mystique and lavish angst into characters the reader had begun to know. The second book started strong, and I greatly enjoyed the first half of it. The characters and setting are sumptuous, but the violent parts of the book were too demure for me they left much to be desired. The author tries to weave a dark, murky city akin to 19th century England and succeeds in most areas. I found the first part to be enjoyable as a whole. Apart, the first installment would receive four stars, and the second would get two. Sykes and the Firefly', and the second being 'Captain Harper and the Sixty Second Circle'. For example, if you search for Robert Smith, any life policy which has Robert Smith as. 'I'm afraid I'll die before they are old enough to know - or even remember - me, and I'm immodest enough to think that people who don't know me are missing out on something terrific.This novel is actually comprised of two novellas (called 'books'): the first one is 'Mr. Search for money that you may have lost in an old bank account. In his last published works, Treehab, Smith wrote, ' I definitely want to teach Maddie and Xander that being angry about other people's selfishness and lack of compassion is actually a virtue.' The comedian wrote for several TV shows including The MTV Video Movie Awards, Roseanne and MADtv as well as performed stand-up for years, joining with fellow gay comedians Danny McWilliams and Jaffe Cohen to create the Funny Gay Males.

He also wrote several novels, Selfish & Perverse (2007) and Remembrance of Things I Forgot (2011). Smith was also a celebrated writer, with three collections of autobiographical essays, Openly Bob (1997), Way to Go, Smith (1999) and Treehab: Tales from my Natural Wild Life (2016) where he wrote about his battle with ALS.

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Remembrance of Things I Forgot by Bob Smith