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You Feel It Just Below the Ribs by Jeffrey Cranor, Janina Matthewson
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You Feel It Just Below The Ribs took me 3 weeks to finish, despite low page count and easy sentence structure, because it was boring, unnecessary and not particularly well-written (very quotable though! hooray for that).
If you have not familiar with the podcast Within The Wires, there is a chance you could enjoy it, since everything will be new information to you.
If you are a fan of the podcast, don't waste your time. I can guarantee that whatever you imagined about its world will be ten times more interesting than what the team chose to commit to. It feels as if the authors had a couple of ideas (already implemented inside the podcast) and thought to themselves: hm, can we squeeze a book out of this without bringing anything new or original to the table? - and then proceeded to do exactly that. There is one function it could serve - as a timeline, and a subpar one at that, since this fictional memoir barely uses dates.
If you have not familiar with the podcast Within The Wires, there is a chance you could enjoy it, since everything will be new information to you.
If you are a fan of the podcast, don't waste your time. I can guarantee that whatever you imagined about its world will be ten times more interesting than what the team chose to commit to. It feels as if the authors had a couple of ideas (already implemented inside the podcast) and thought to themselves: hm, can we squeeze a book out of this without bringing anything new or original to the table? - and then proceeded to do exactly that. There is one function it could serve - as a timeline, and a subpar one at that, since this fictional memoir barely uses dates.
Content Warnings
Moderate: Medical content and Injury/Injury detail
Minor: War
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