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A review by jemppu
Punkzilla by Adam Rapp
5.0
Truly heartfelt, delightful, and touching.
The narration, in form of letter correspondence, creates an unobscured view between the reader and the characters, bringing worth their distinct and authentic individualities, and giving their voices clear, directly affecting sincerity: their bright-eyed naiveté, their fears, excitement, care and worry, their support of each other and their disappointments, their capacity and the incapacity to connect with one and other... - all laid on the pages in an unadorned and often affably awkward honesty.
Story of humanly flawed relationships, told in a jocular, veristic and poignantly intimate manner. Beautiful!
The narration, in form of letter correspondence, creates an unobscured view between the reader and the characters, bringing worth their distinct and authentic individualities, and giving their voices clear, directly affecting sincerity: their bright-eyed naiveté, their fears, excitement, care and worry, their support of each other and their disappointments, their capacity and the incapacity to connect with one and other... - all laid on the pages in an unadorned and often affably awkward honesty.
Story of humanly flawed relationships, told in a jocular, veristic and poignantly intimate manner. Beautiful!