The analog and digital camps may have given competing testimony of the role and nature and vitality of drawing, but what was shared by all was the articulation of the mechanics of the process that creates architecture.

Taking the position, clearly and frequently, that the subject is indeed quite alive, the proceedings of the following two days were roughly divided by their position—on Friday were those largely in agreement with Scolari, and on Saturday were those in opposition.

With such a slate it was no surprise that seating in Hastings Hall was hard to come by—both it and the overflow rooms were at capacity for the duration of the symposium.

From a perch on the balcony of the hall I witnessed the delivery of the multitude of positions on the subject, a fitting and familiar situation given the pluralism here at YSOA.

They ranged from the all-encompassing world view of Schumacher and the revelatory Sir Cook, to the mechanical fascinations of Andrew Witt, one of the highlights of the session.

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Metacritic Reviews. Photo Gallery. Trailers and Videos. Crazy Credits. Alternate Versions. I still give it props for the writing style and the cast of characters he's created.

But this new story lacked focus, was convoluted to the point of frustration, and was repetitive. I still can't tell you the plot, because, in my mind, there was no true plot.

Add to that his usually great style of cutting dialogue off so people can draw their own conclusions really hampering the narrative, and you get a jumble of ideas.

If he has made the main story clearer, gotten rid of the flashbacks, and let his characters finish just a few more sentences, it could've been another great book of his.

Sadly, that didn't happen here. But he's so important to me, and I love his writing so much, that I will continue to read his new works.

Hiccups in the road are no reason to give up on a writer. Read as an audiobook performed by James Foster. This is the only book in this series that I have read, I did so via audiobook which can make a story harder to follow , and I usually do not read this type of story.

For me, the story was very hard to follow. From other reviewers' comments, it appears that one should read the series in order--and then there may be challenges understanding what is happening.

Definitely an interesting and enjoyable in a perverse sort of way cast of characters and Read as an audiobook performed by James Foster.

Definitely an interesting and enjoyable in a perverse sort of way cast of characters and there was lots of action.

Narrator performance was very good. Just not the same Its hard to compare Flood or Blue Bell to Vachss more recent work, the hard noir pride flowed so elequently Dont get me wrong I still read every book, but it's just not the same.

Jul 17, Carl rated it did not like it. I love the burke novels, but this was like a bad comic book. Feb 10, Jacob rated it it was ok.

Too disjointed. A collection of short stories forced together into one story that really doesn't connect. Jun 18, Greg rated it it was ok Shelves: fiction-and-humor.

Vachss needs to let the characters in Drawing Dead finish a sentence once in awhile, and figure out what to do with the supernatural element.

Very little of it makes much sense. The gist of it seems to come across just fine, but ask me details at any specific point, and I couldn't tell you.

I liked Cross and his gang of misfits loyal to each other Weird. I liked Cross and his gang of misfits loyal to each other at first, but I'm not so sure I'll read any more now.

Nov 11, Strega rated it did not like it. You'd think that an author would be able to remember who he killed off in the first book of a series when he writes the third book.

Well then maybe he needs to go re-read the first two before writing the third. Also, that left hand thing Cross does? That's never been mentioned before.

Oct 20, James Hein rated it really liked it. Vachss always does things down and gritty which puts him in a class of his own when it comes to writing style and in many cases the material he covers.

I recommend all of his books and this is no exception. May 31, Linda rated it really liked it. New series for me by Andrew Vachss.

Will have to read the other two. Apr 03, J. Got a review copy and really enjoyed the pacing and characterization Vachss never disappoints!

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