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A review by boneist
Night After Night by Phil Rickman
3.0
This was a really strange book, maybe in part because it’s written in 3rd person, present tense.
Around about the first half (maybe more) was setup. I kept hoping something would happen soon, but not much did.
Also, there is a character who dresses in women’s clothing but is constantly referred to as him/his throughout, but no explanation is given until at least halfway through the book. I was worried that this was a case of misgendering, but thankfully it turned out not to be; we’re seeing how the character thinks about himself. I wish that had been made clear much earlier, as it really bugged me until it was clarified.
Around about the first half (maybe more) was setup. I kept hoping something would happen soon, but not much did.
Also, there is a character who dresses in women’s clothing but is constantly referred to as him/his throughout, but no explanation is given until at least halfway through the book. I was worried that this was a case of misgendering, but thankfully it turned out not to be; we’re seeing how the character thinks about himself. I wish that had been made clear much earlier, as it really bugged me until it was clarified.