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A review by dylankakoulli
The Field by Robert Seethaler
3.0
“The Field” is made up of a patchwork of people. Their collective voices, stories, emotions and quite literally their bodies too!
Seethaler once again subtly reminds of the beauty, in the ever day mundanity of our unremarkable, yet whole lives.
My only nit-pick if I had to have one, was that this doesn’t quite flow as smoothly as previous works I’ve read by him have. Perhaps it’s the constant alternating narrative, which just came across a trifle too stilted at times.
Nevertheless, I am constantly in awe of how this man can encapsulate so much, especially in so few pages!
3.5 stars
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Seethaler once again subtly reminds of the beauty, in the ever day mundanity of our unremarkable, yet whole lives.
My only nit-pick if I had to have one, was that this doesn’t quite flow as smoothly as previous works I’ve read by him have. Perhaps it’s the constant alternating narrative, which just came across a trifle too stilted at times.
Nevertheless, I am constantly in awe of how this man can encapsulate so much, especially in so few pages!
3.5 stars
https://www.instagram.com/elliekakoulli/