All The King's Men

by Robert Penn Warren
Book Read on 30 / 12 / 2008

Another book that is so well written that sometimes it feels like you are being punched in the stomach. It took me a long time to read, but that is a matter of things happening in my life and not a reflection on the quality or readability of the book.

The book talked a lot about good and evil and how to create good sometimes you have to work with evil. Which was an interesting way of looking at politics. It also concerned brotherhood and the dangers of good intentions.
The book makes you want to stay far away from politics, and shows what a dirty and corrupting business it is. Even for the truly good among us.

(A jiujitsu reference)

"Then she'd be all knees and sharp elbows and serpentine evasions and strategy worth of a jiujitsu expert when I tried to capture her for a kiss."

Reviewer: William Koplitz
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