Wow there was so much packed into this story, it’s one of those books that leaves you thinking for a few days after you have finished.
There was little to no dialogue, this story is told from one mans perspective and much of the story is within his own head - this is such a quince and trippy reading experience.
There is a lot of blurring lines between memory and reality. The main character finds his father dead, and is trying to work out if he did it or not.
There is slot of internal trauma to work though, reaching back into his past and his childhood.
The writing style was superb- I don’t know how the author was able to pull off such a style but it felt effortless and was a fast read.
Some people may struggle with the topics.
There was little to no dialogue, this story is told from one mans perspective and much of the story is within his own head - this is such a quince and trippy reading experience.
There is a lot of blurring lines between memory and reality. The main character finds his father dead, and is trying to work out if he did it or not.
There is slot of internal trauma to work though, reaching back into his past and his childhood.
The writing style was superb- I don’t know how the author was able to pull off such a style but it felt effortless and was a fast read.
Some people may struggle with the topics.