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Antonio Castro
reviewed Roads to Quoz: An American Mosey on April 04, 2010
Roads to Quoz
This work of over 500 pages would benefit greatly by trimming down to half its length. I'm sure the author himself could never do that because he is obviously in love with his wit and verbiage. Really disappointing because I love a good travel read...and because some of this is really good. The author often catches one up in the narrative only to become annoyingly erudite. What a show off; not only of his own cleverness, but his wife's as well.
The only way to get through this is to skip around; check out parts of the country you're interested in or have been to. Don't even try to plow through all that nonsense about Quoz, and Q words, I did and I'm sorry I wasted my time. Come on, who edited this long winded mess?
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