A review by jkanz
Seize the Day by Saul Bellow

3.0

The facts about each one of us are more extraordinary than we care to consider. The day seems to have dragged on for the worst for our protagonist but the intensity of the ending made up for the lackluster, dull build up. We can all feel for Wilhelm, in some way and my soul aches for him. Maybe I see remnants of Wilhelm in me and that’s why my soul aches... Either way, I’m glad to have lived a day in his life so that I can better work towards seizing my own days. Would recommend