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bran 's review for:
I Hear Your Voice
by Young-Ha Kim
This is the first Young-Ha Kim book I've read. It certainly has a staggering amount of violence, and mistreatment of women in it throughout.
It also seems to be quite the non-linear piece, with the exception of the chronology of Donggyu's and Jae's lives, and how they occasionally intertwine. However, there's a lot that kept me reading: the family rifts, the unapologetic dialogue with every character, the lack of hand-holding in describing Korean neighbourhoods / provinces, the drifts and connections with friends, and the unrelenting violences of life.
It also seems to be quite the non-linear piece, with the exception of the chronology of Donggyu's and Jae's lives, and how they occasionally intertwine. However, there's a lot that kept me reading: the family rifts, the unapologetic dialogue with every character, the lack of hand-holding in describing Korean neighbourhoods / provinces, the drifts and connections with friends, and the unrelenting violences of life.