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A review by mads_reads20
Ok, Mr. Field by Katharine Kilalea
4.0
Very odd book,
A tale of a man losing his mind as the house seems to crumble around him. Exploring the idea of loneliness and a grasp for anything to cure the hole left by that perpetual feeling of loneliness.
It contained beautiful language and metaphors and all round seemed in my opinion to be a metaphor for a man losing himself to depression.
Despite enjoying it i felt as though it was a book that lacked a beginning ending or even a middle, like a clip from someones life and gone as quickly as it came.
I do recommend reading though, the odd sad aura and confusing fever dream like writing was enjoyable as well as perplexing
A tale of a man losing his mind as the house seems to crumble around him. Exploring the idea of loneliness and a grasp for anything to cure the hole left by that perpetual feeling of loneliness.
It contained beautiful language and metaphors and all round seemed in my opinion to be a metaphor for a man losing himself to depression.
Despite enjoying it i felt as though it was a book that lacked a beginning ending or even a middle, like a clip from someones life and gone as quickly as it came.
I do recommend reading though, the odd sad aura and confusing fever dream like writing was enjoyable as well as perplexing