VtoroÚ·i sÚ‹ezd biokhimicheskogo obshchestva, 19-23 maÚ½iÚ¹a 1997 g., Moskva Book

I tried to wade through all the pretentious quotes in Latin, the lessons in Greek mythology, the prestigious school name-dropping, among other things, but after 70 pages I still couldn't find a story in this book. If you're really interested in the art of stain-glass making or the rowing sport--crew, then you'll enjoy the tedious, mind-numbing descriptions that go on ad nauseam. Unfortunately, I don't find either subject very appealing, especially not in the dosages the author is handing out. When I read a book like this, I often get the impression that the author is trying to say, you're just not smart enough to read my book. I'm not above learning something new but I actually require a book to be entertaining and not just a manual for subjects the author finds interesting.