Received this book on 4/15/04, as part of the BookCrossing free book give away. It sounds very interesting on the cover, I hope it follows through. I will journal again when I'm finished.

Finally worked my TBR pile and read this one. This book was definitely not my style. I really did not enjoy the stream of consciences writing and musing. I could not get into the paragraphs of spiritual ram stuff. The communication is not getting to me that the Ram is a religion icon. The character of Sam (Ranson) is on a self-destruction path. But, for what purpose? It’s not for art, or music, some of the more usual self-destruction reasons. Religion? I’m not sure what religion, the Ram is? I feel that his lady sees it but she loves him and thinks he will satisfy himself and move on. But, it is when she gets him to come off the mountain for the party and sees the others feeding off him and him spiraling farther that I feel she realizes she has lost him. I am glad that she does not go down with him.

Released on Tuesday, May 11, 2004 at Borders Meetup Meeting in Fairfax, Virginia USA.

Passed this on at a Meet-up Meeting to another BookCrosser. Enjoy.

Wild Animus was released to me at a local Bookcrossing Meetup at Borders in Fairfax, VA. Enjoyed a great conversation about the book and plan to read and release it soon. Thanks!

5/17/05 Passed this book along to rubia at our May Meetup.

Plan on reading it next week. Will journal it and then rerelease!