Weaveworld by Clive Barker is one of The 1,000 Novels Everyone Must Read, allegedly, while on The Greatest Books of All Time site it is ranked only 3790th, and last but not least, it is not even there on my own list – you have thousands of reviews of magnum opera from The GOAT and other web pages on my blog https://realinibarzoi.blogspot.com/2025/09/do-you-have-any-feedback.html and YouTube channel, check my macaws there
Weaveworld
by Clive Barker is one of The 1,000 Novels Everyone Must Read, allegedly, while
on The Greatest Books of All Time site it is ranked only 3790th, and
last but not least, it is not even there on my own list – you have thousands of
reviews of magnum opera from The GOAT and other web pages on my blog https://realinibarzoi.blogspot.com/2025/09/do-you-have-any-feedback.html and YouTube channel, check my macaws
there
7 out of 10
We find from
According To Mark https://realinibarzoi.blogspot.com/2025/01/according-to-mark-by-penelope-lively.html that the novelist has an infinity of
choices, He chooses what is to happen, to happens, and in what way he will
relate what happens, the picture he constructs is complete on its own
terms…when he says this is the story and the whole story we must accept it…perhaps
novelists are the only people telling the truth’ concluding hence that the
writer is god – and what better evidence than Science Fiction
The
beginning of Weaveworld was enticing – for some reason, I often feel like
including the mean culpa: this is subjective, the book is acclaimed, ergo,
marvelous, as if it were not clear that these are amateur notes, by definition
flawed – and I thought that this may be such a pleasurable fourteen hours of
reading…well, it was an audiobook
There are
even some hot erotica scenes – an I muse over what I have missed, seeing that I
lost interest after about an hour or so – albeit the protagonists, Suzanna
Parrish and Calhoun Mooney, start by avoiding sex, if you will, when they have
this small bed to share and I thought of https://realinibarzoi.blogspot.com/2025/01/flourish-by-martin-seligman.html Flourish by Martin Seligman
Calhoun
Mooney is chasing this champion pigeon – you should watch Fawlty Towers, the
best comedy series ever, if you ask me, and you have an episode where Manuel is
supposed to get some pigeon – and then he arrives at the house vacated by Mimi,
an old woman who is sick, in the hospital, people moving things are inside
This is
where we, through the hero, Stumble On Happiness https://realinibarzoi.blogspot.com/2026/02/stumbling-on-happiness-by-david-gilbert.html - incidentally, a life changing book
by Harvard Professor Daniel Gilbert – by finding this Special Carpet and thus
Weaveworld
Mimi has a
granddaughter, Suzanna Parrish, called to see her relative in the hospital,
where she is in a serious condition, she may die – indeed, she does, and we
suspect foul play, albeit the patient had already been close to the other world
– Calhoun and Suzanna meet, he falls in love with her, and then…forgets about
it
‘Forget
about it’ is a line from Donnie Brasco https://realinibarzoi.blogspot.com/2026/02/stumbling-on-happiness-by-david-gilbert.html and I could not say how Calhoun
forgets so much at a later stage, because I missed the parts in between –
nonetheless, when he tells Suzanna that he loves her, she does not respond
Not
completely, not from the start, partly because they are involved in this
rigmarole, to conclude, I could not make it beyond the preliminary stages,
which is too bad, because it looks as if I missed so much, they do have sex,
perhaps repeatedly, I seem to have tuned in to some of that, while skipping through
the novel

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