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A review by lina_djihane
The Slow Sad Suicide of Rohan Wijeratne by Yudhanjaya Wijeratne
1.0
I disliked this book on so many levels:
▪︎ The story's premise, centered around the physics of black holes which was poorly leveraged, failing to reach its full potential.
▪︎ The incomprehensible writing where paragraphs flow into each other without any clear transition. A jumbled mess.
▪︎ The rather misleading title. Suicide there was. Slow and sad? Not quite. Or maybe it was. I couldn't tell, really, with that awful writing.
▪︎ The flat, one-dimensional protagonist and the empty, irrelevant secondary characters.
▪︎ The predictable, lackluster ending. So painfully dull and obvious that you could see it coming from a mile away.
▪︎ The unnecessary, utterly useless religious elements that didn't serve any purpose in the story except for making it lousy.
▪︎ The story's premise, centered around the physics of black holes which was poorly leveraged, failing to reach its full potential.
▪︎ The incomprehensible writing where paragraphs flow into each other without any clear transition. A jumbled mess.
▪︎ The rather misleading title. Suicide there was. Slow and sad? Not quite. Or maybe it was. I couldn't tell, really, with that awful writing.
▪︎ The flat, one-dimensional protagonist and the empty, irrelevant secondary characters.
▪︎ The predictable, lackluster ending. So painfully dull and obvious that you could see it coming from a mile away.
▪︎ The unnecessary, utterly useless religious elements that didn't serve any purpose in the story except for making it lousy.