Imajica

Save yourself the trouble and buy a hard copy of a wonderful book. The ebook experience is utter rubbish. My ebook reader could not keep track of my location in this book so I daily had to find my previous stopping point. Bookmarking didn’t seem to work and forget about page numbers! I should ask for my money back. Terrible, terrible, terrible experience!!!

Decent story, poor editing. The story is quite imaginative, though it reflects the prejudices of a white man in the early 90s. Giving the nonbinary main character the "it" pronoun is a problem, as is having the female main character face an identity crisis that focused on her being "owned." Otherwise, however, the story is an interesting romp through a whole new universe. The above points notwithstanding, the main issue is that the book didn't make the leap from paper to ebook very well. Missing punctuation, misspelled words, missed line breaks, and more in every chapter, and on my device the app is telling me I'm on page 6 of 7 throughout the thousand-page novel. I've read fanfiction that has better proofing. If you read this, be prepared to be taken out of immersion on a regular basis.

This is my favourite book of all time... I've read it numerous times since it was first published. Clive Barker is an adept...