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Title: Edge of the Cave by Blake Bailey, Stephen Krebbs ISBN: 1-58820-513-4 Publisher: 1stBooks Library Pub. Date: June, 2001 Format: Hardcover Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $21.79

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Average Customer Rating: 5 (7 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: A most absorbing and rewarding read
Comment: Blake Bailey's Edge Of The Cave is the enticing story of an ordinary lawyer who becomes drawn into the deep spiritual questions, who seeks wisdom from a variety of religions and philosophies - and finds so much of it that he winds up committed to the county psychiatric hospital. Witty, thoughtful, filled with subtle insights and a candidly askew look at life, Edge of the Cave is a most absorbing and rewarding read.

Rating: 5
Summary: This book made me think, hard.
Comment: If you could imagine an argument that would decide the fate of the world and it's citizens, this is the book. The surrealistic imagery that allows one man to debate the fate of nations and their political representatives. Who is responsible for the "crime" of war? Is it a crime? How would you like to be the one responsible for proving it one way or the other. Bring your imagination, this book is an enthralling ride.

Rating: 5
Summary: Fascinating book
Comment: Although I'm relatively new to the area of philosophy, I found this book to be very understandable yet compelling. While many higher ideas are discussed by the characters, it's still written in such a way that a philosophical novice such as myself can grasp the concepts and thoroughly enjoy the book. It stretched my mind and challenged some of my preconceived ideas. The author has a real talent for presenting a likable, engaging character and yet presenting complex material at the same time.