Although I finished the book I must say I was disappointed. I usually love Auster but this... the main character was blah; women‘s bodies were described in a shallow and dated way; and my god was I bored by the endless chapters about the hero as a horny teenager. Nope. It felt really dated.

The funniest, most intelligent and challenging book I‘ve ever read! I just want to spend my days reading about on different Internet forums. Thanks @JenP - shadowing your #infinitejestbuddyread made the experience much easier and more fun!

I‘m having a bit of a hard time with the bingo card - lost my iPad so I‘m stuck reading the book on my phone. However, I feel like this quote sums up quite a lot of the themes for me. - made me laugh, - class commentary, - gender commentary. And it made me sad since I really felt like Iris followed the advice beyond what was best for her. # @JenP

This might be the funniest book I've ever read! The baby loves it too

Beautifully written but the last few chapters are almost too painful to read. The voices in the last two parts of the book distanced me from the main characters and this distance kind of remained in the last chapter. A great book but somewhat merciless.