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A review by maylingkuo
Time and Chance by Alan Brennert
3.0
i had to buckle down to finish this one - partially due to the very dated font and older style of the book. how things have changed!
the narration feels decidedly male. my takeaways were mostly around learning and thinking about acting as a craft. i know just about nothing on the subject, and felt enlightened about it.
is this a sci-fi book? maybe. it felt more like a drama and wrapped up the plot in a hot second, so it didn't offer a lot of reflection, which is what i'm seeking in sci-fi. maybe pick it up if you're interested in thinking about what a life in theater feels like or want to ponder what would happen if you took another path in life.
the narration feels decidedly male. my takeaways were mostly around learning and thinking about acting as a craft. i know just about nothing on the subject, and felt enlightened about it.
is this a sci-fi book? maybe. it felt more like a drama and wrapped up the plot in a hot second, so it didn't offer a lot of reflection, which is what i'm seeking in sci-fi. maybe pick it up if you're interested in thinking about what a life in theater feels like or want to ponder what would happen if you took another path in life.