Reddit reviews The Yiddish Policemen's Union: A Novel (P.S.)

1. Hmmmm.
   
   
2. There's something extra galling about this being announced when Underground is in limbo and probably off the air forever. HBO has infinite money, why not pick it up or develop a new show with its showrunners?
   
   
3. Let's get real, we all know exactly how this show is going to go. We're hitting the limits of the white American male imagination, and it all just feels so lazy, tired, and played-out. When do we get an adaptation of Lion's Blood or High Aztech or The Yiddish Policeman's Union? Why not option this? Why not do one of those feminist utopia stories where there are few/no men?

No, because I am a voracious reader. But sometimes I start something and it doesn't grab me, so I put it away and come back later and am enthralled. The Yiddish Policemen's Union was like that for me. And The Black Dagger Brotherhood series as well. Just couldn't get into them, but now I preorder them and devour them as soon as they come out.

I read on my Kindle more than dead tree books these days, because it's lighter and more convenient, and I can adjust the light or fonts as I need!