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A review by four_sharks
Atmospheric Disturbances by Rivka Galchen
3.0
I liked the journey in this book. There were a few things that made this book an unsatisfying read, however:
- There was no resolution to the protaganist's quest.
- The conversations in the book never made any sense.
- The author never took a stand on whether the protagonist was crazy or there were truly multiple worlds, or went into that idea much at all.
- The character "Harry" which is a patient of Dr. Leo's, could have provided a mirror for Dr. Leo in a more apt way. I assumed this was the author's intention, but it wasn't done gracefully.
- There was no resolution to the protaganist's quest.
- The conversations in the book never made any sense.
- The author never took a stand on whether the protagonist was crazy or there were truly multiple worlds, or went into that idea much at all.
- The character "Harry" which is a patient of Dr. Leo's, could have provided a mirror for Dr. Leo in a more apt way. I assumed this was the author's intention, but it wasn't done gracefully.