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A review by mcbrantley
The Last Werewolf by Glen Duncan
3.0
3.5/5
Duncan writes well. I like his so-called purple prose most of the time, though he certainly could have gotten to the point a bit faster in a few instances. His writing of women leaves a little to be desired. I didn't like how every woman in the story was defined by her connection to a man. I did enjoy the parallels and how things came together in the end, and I can even forgive the jarring changes in chronologicallity and focus for how well it all is pulled together.
I'm not sure if I can forgive the unexpectedly large focus on buttholes. Not that it matters.
Interesting read tho. This book takes you on a journey
Duncan writes well. I like his so-called purple prose most of the time, though he certainly could have gotten to the point a bit faster in a few instances. His writing of women leaves a little to be desired. I didn't like how every woman in the story was defined by her connection to a man. I did enjoy the parallels and how things came together in the end, and I can even forgive the jarring changes in chronologicallity and focus for how well it all is pulled together.
I'm not sure if I can forgive the unexpectedly large focus on buttholes. Not that it matters.
Interesting read tho. This book takes you on a journey