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Tuesday, September 09, 2003
 

Too Much of Nothing

Publisher's Weekly calls it "a satisfying bildungsroman, combining a wry but heartfelt take on teen passions with a serious ethical concern for the fine line between freedom and nihilism." More on review coverage is here and here.

posted by Michael Scott Moore | 6:40 PM
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