Juliet, Naked
by Kevin Wilder
This one was about a recluse musician finding his way into the lives of two characters. I enjoyed Juliet, Naked a good deal, though not nearly as much as Slam.
I read somewhere that Nick Hornby wrote this one because so much about the music industry has changed since the nineties, when High Fidelity was published. So I guess I’d been expecting more of a romp through British music nerddom than a story of romance amongst forty-somethings.
Either way, #49 was a good time. We’re almost at the finish line.
