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The Rule of Four
Ian Caldwell and Dustin Thomason

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achmardi, October 25, 2006

I wasn't expecting much from this book, I must admit. A novel about a book as elusive as the Hynerotomachia? Even as a bibliophile, I wasn't very excited, and I picked it up randomly for an easy read between classics. But I was absolutely blown away by this book. I practically fell in love with one of the characters, and even came to adore the Roman author of the Hypnerotomachia. But more importantly, I was enamored in what the Hypnerotomachia was hiding, and often couldn't bring myself to put the book down for the night. I not only cried at the end, I bawled like a baby. This is an exquisite first novel, and, though it might be a longshot, I hope Caldwell and Thomason write at least one more book.

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