"Fermat's Last Theorem", perhaps Herman?
I'm still trying to parse the ending. Also waiting for the next book in the Divide series.
Still somewhat of an experiment, but I tend to have a tablet within reach when reading these days, and given that I am prone to reading travel books, I have found joy in putting down the book and look up pictures of things described in whatever book I am reading. Not much more hassle than looking into the picture inserts most books has.
It threw me for a loop, that's for sure. I kind of love it though, unexpected as it was. Can't wait to see what it will mean in the next book!
Yes, it is. It is the sort of book I often read for pleasure ...
There's an excellent old (1996) documentary on Fermat's Last Theorem available here on BBC iPlayer. Not sure if it's accessible outside the Uk though.
I have also done that, but very infrequently after losing the occasional irreplaceable book.
Finished Moby Dick a couple of weeks ago. I really enjoyed the book. The ending felt a little rushed and, hence, slightly anticlimactic, but that didn't really color my impression of the book. I maintain that the writing style is so much more engaging and interesting than any of the other books written around the time and place (early-mid-1800s America) that I've read.
