Nina (ninjasbooks)’s review of Gone Before Goodbye > Likes and Comments
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I've noticed actors, when they write novels, tend to write prose similarly to a script. The dialogue is like movie dialogue (only 2 or 3 sentences at a time) and the descriptions are very much like enhanced stage directions. Maybe that's the case here?
I hear what you're saying, I think. I remember the actual "medicine" being inaccurate--like the medicine on TV shows. Despite that, I liked it. I listened to the audio and thought Reese Witherspoon did a good job.
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Oct 05, 2026 01:34AM
I've noticed actors, when they write novels, tend to write prose similarly to a script. The dialogue is like movie dialogue (only 2 or 3 sentences at a time) and the descriptions are very much like enhanced stage directions. Maybe that's the case here?
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I hear what you're saying, I think. I remember the actual "medicine" being inaccurate--like the medicine on TV shows. Despite that, I liked it. I listened to the audio and thought Reese Witherspoon did a good job.


