I'm reading the Man Booker prize winner Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel. I love it because it deals with the Tudor period, one of my favorites, and it focuses on Thomas Cromwell and Wolsey with few face to face meetings with over-exposed Henry and Anne in literary works. I hate it because it's a hard read only because the writer uses pronouns without discrimination. By that I mean if two or three males are in a scene, I have to reread to determine who is the antecedant of the he and exactly who is the subject of the conversation. Has anyone else reading this superb novel, with breathtakingly evocative metaphores this same problem.? It's a big novel, but worth every hour it takes to read it to the end --my opinion with the pronoun confusion its only draw back. I'd love to hear from someone finding the same problem. Or am I too critical? Doc