In a message dated 9/19/2007 10:18:26 AM Eastern Daylight Time,  
jlmicek@verizon.net writes:

I've  read sections of the book, which is an incredibly moving tribute to  
Sheffield's late wife, who died a few years back. The two of them spent  
their relationship making mix tapes for each other, and Sheffield uses  them 
as signposts for their relationship.
In lesser hands, it might  have been an incredibly hackneyed premise, but he 
carries it off with  style and sensitivity. His love for his wife really 
shines  through.

john micek.


Hey!

I've read this book and I must admit that it was extremely  good.  The only 
part that I didn't dig was that I think he (oe was it she)  had supposedly gone 
to Yale in the story which kind of tarnished the  characterization for me a 
bit.  It's a personal thing.
 
MB



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