Anónimo

An insufferable narrator

Revisado: 10-04-22

I don’t know if I would have liked this book better if it were read by someone else. The young woman who narrates switches in and out of a grating millennial American teenager’s voice for most of the novel. The vocal fry alone was enough to drive me crazy. Also the novel pays way too much attention to the tiny details of Silver Age Latin poetry. The details of college life at Oxford are Terry accurate. But the novel crawls slowly toward a « crime » that doesn’t happen until in the last ten pages. The protagonist is annoying, egocentric, and arbitrary in her behavior. I was always aware of a male novelist trying too hard to create a feminine consciousness and ending up with a sociopath. Intentional? Who knows? But it’s unpleasant to spend time with her thoughts.

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