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A review by smtvash
The Man Who Saw Everything by Deborah Levy
4.0
About 200 pages long but with the density of a book double its size.
Deborah Levy's novel flows through memory and the personality weaving together a story trapped in the strings of history, trauma, and emotions and how often the three collide and mesh into one another.
The Man Who Saw Everything doesn't make any compromises. You're either along for the ride, or you'll be left stranded on Abby Road.
Deborah Levy's novel flows through memory and the personality weaving together a story trapped in the strings of history, trauma, and emotions and how often the three collide and mesh into one another.
The Man Who Saw Everything doesn't make any compromises. You're either along for the ride, or you'll be left stranded on Abby Road.