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A review by poultrymunitions
The Kind of Friends Who Murder Each Other by Chris Rhatigan
4.0
fearless, and inevitable.
exactly what its title suggests, and all the more satisfying for it.
comma splices are used to mash-together thought after thought, one on top of another like crooked, impatient teeth in an unfortunate mouth. it works beautifully.
you just want to be numb. you think you just want to be numb. but the conclusion belies that theory:
what you really want is to be seen.
exactly what its title suggests, and all the more satisfying for it.
comma splices are used to mash-together thought after thought, one on top of another like crooked, impatient teeth in an unfortunate mouth. it works beautifully.
you just want to be numb. you think you just want to be numb. but the conclusion belies that theory:
what you really want is to be seen.