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The Muse Asylum

The Muse Asylum
by David Czuchlewski
Hardcover: May 2001,
240 pages.
Paperback: Apr 2002,
240 pages.

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Rated 5 of 5 of 5 by Chelsea Nadeau
One of my most favourite books; great for (advanced) young adult readers. I'm 16 and I'm considering The Muse Asylum for my 11 English book review. Couldn't put it down! :-)

Rated 5 of 5 of 5 by Eggers Fan
The Muse Asylum was an excellent read. It is one of my boyfriend's favourite books. He had been trying to get me to read it for ages and when I finally did, I was not dissapointed. I enjoyed it because though it is not a difficult read (I finished it in one day at my boring job), it is not exactly light and fluffy either. If you are looking for a book to just cruise through and not have to think too much, you could do so with this book however, it also lends itself to much deeper analysis. The entire book is interesting with no slow parts to wade through to get to the action. The story is told by Jake Burnett, but is augmented with excerpts from "The Confessions of Andrew Wallace". If David Czuchlewski writes another book (and he had better), I will be one of the first in line to read it. I would reccomend The Muse Asylum to anyone and everyone!

Rated 5 of 5 of 5 by Jean-Claude
thanks!
This book did start me to read again. I read it in one day: I couldn't stop. Strange story, well writen, beautiful descriptions!

Rated 5 of 5 of 5 by Anonymous
Beautifully well-wriiten!

Rated 5 of 5 of 5 by Patricia M.
Character development is key in a novel of this sort and it is done effortlessly by Czuchlewski. I highly recommend this book to anyone looking for a story told from different and previously overlooked dimensions. A very impressive debut!

Rated 1 of 5 of 5 by Justin Booker
I think it sucked! Plain and simple.
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