Inferno: A Poet's Novel Paperback – September 13, 2016

Inferno would make a great audiobook, it’s a book you can read for short periods of time without loosing your attention, making it truly a poet’s novel. They content itself is wonderful, and you are pulled into Myles world of the New York punk scene, it makes you nostalgic and for yearnful for such a time, but the writing style is not the most enthralling. It’s not the kind of book you could sit down for a long chunk of time and read, but if you are the person who can get behind the writing style, it is well worth it.

If Hannah Horvath were a lesbian in the 1970's, she would have written this.I am less than a fan. The stream of consciousness, poetic style is great for the first 50 pages, but gets really old fast for me. I enjoyed most of the book, but really found it to be a chore to read by the end.

Fun, quick read. Meandering stories about the protagonist's life and her sexual awakening.

I only read her and Buk, I mean who else is there. Fantastic.

This book was, for lack of better terms, poetically written. It makes sense that its titled a poets novel, haha.

Given as gift

Hard to follow. Honestly couldn't get through it.

Great book.

I bought it thinking it was the audiobook. I can't read on a screen so this is a complete waste of money for me and I can't find any contact information to help.