Interesting, funny at times, a text that unfolds at several levels, including a sort of reverse chronological revelation, a series of black and white photos, oblique quotations that open each section of the book, an author's note explaining her collaborative composition technique, and a translator's appendix that is a chronology of "real events" intertwined with a timeline of the main character of the novel's actions.
Interesting, but not rivetting.
Talk not with scorn of Authors- it was the chattering of the Geese that saved the Capitol. Coleridge
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