PositiveThe Philadelphia InquirerIn many ways, Jerusalem feels like the apotheosis of Moore's entire body of work ... At its core, Jerusalem feels like Moore's attempt to give Northamptonshire its own Finnegans Wake...like Finnegans Wake, Moore's novel is a work of profound imagination whose pages offer no compromises in the name of reader comfort. As with Joyce's masterpiece, more people will likely say they've read the entire novel than actually have.
