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A review by kat7890erina
The Airways by Jennifer Mills
3.0
The Airways was... strange.
Told from two perspectives, the reader is taken on a journey from Sydney to Beijing in a bizarre cat-and-mouse that reminded me of both Behind Her Eyes and The Yellow Wallpaper.
If you can persevere with the initial discomfort of the disembodied narration and the incredible tension built by Mills's prose, the conclusion is quite satisfying.
Told from two perspectives, the reader is taken on a journey from Sydney to Beijing in a bizarre cat-and-mouse that reminded me of both Behind Her Eyes and The Yellow Wallpaper.
If you can persevere with the initial discomfort of the disembodied narration and the incredible tension built by Mills's prose, the conclusion is quite satisfying.