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I don’t like writing reviews about novels that disappointed me greatly. That’s why this review will be short.
The premise is interesting: There’s a poem, but the real novel actually consists of the commentary written by someone other than the poet.
Then you start reading the poem. It’s quite interesting and follows the author’s thoughts about his recently lost daughter. After a while, though, you start to wonder whether you should perhaps flip back and forth, between th ...more
I don’t like writing reviews about novels that disappointed me greatly. That’s why this review will be short.
The premise is interesting: There’s a poem, but the real novel actually consists of the commentary written by someone other than the poet.
Then you start reading the poem. It’s quite interesting and follows the author’s thoughts about his recently lost daughter. After a while, though, you start to wonder whether you should perhaps flip back and forth, between th ...more
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