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christalbotheindl 's review for:
Red Clocks
by Leni Zumas
I found it hard to get into right away - the choppy story writing is not something I'm used to. But once I did, the choppiness became brilliant! It's a stark way to tell a stark tale and I was amazed at how the writing style reinforced the staccato and hopeless feelings that this type of dreadscape would feel like. I felt the despair that much more, I think, because of it.
The story itself was brilliant as well. Upsetting, but brilliant. Told from the perspective of three women and a girl that felt so real to life I could picture them and further, picture women and girls in my life that could easily have been the reference material.
The story itself was brilliant as well. Upsetting, but brilliant. Told from the perspective of three women and a girl that felt so real to life I could picture them and further, picture women and girls in my life that could easily have been the reference material.