I'm not sure what to think of this book. It's raw and graphic but a little bit of heart slowly starts to emerge near the end, when FINALLY, one of the characters starts to seem likable, maybe even redeemable. Angel Station is the story of a the inhabitants of a grungy neighborhood in Prague, early 1990s. The stories vaguely interleave and each piece of doled out in random order (not chronological) so the overall feel is surreal and disorienting, likely intentionally, to emphasize the drug-ridden lifestyle of the characters. It's hard to say I "liked" this book, but I will probably remember it for a long time. ( )