Status Updates From His Wife Leaves Him

The lack of paragraphs makes it a bit tiring and difficult to get through after a while but I'm still reading. It makes sense for the novel to be styled in such a way, and it's unique and interesting, but I'll be switching on and off from another book to take breaks from now on.

The writing style is interesting and unique, having no paragraphs or chapters, often reading more like a stream of consciousness than a novel. The subject matter is utterly human, so ugly and so real. At times I find it a bit cumbersome and at other times the pages fly by. I have a strong feeling that this is a book worth reading.

Time structure is sudden. This reads more like the journal of a man already done living. He is going through the motions. Reads like a neurotic satire of a fictional death. Nothing about it seems authentic. It reads like an exhausting to-do list.

Time structure is sudden. This reads more like the journal of a man already done living. He is going through the motions. Reads like a neurotic satire of a fictional death. Nothing about it seems authentic. It reads like an exhausting to-do list.

Time structure is sudden. This reads more like the journal of a man already done living. He is going through the motions. Reads like a neurotic satire of a fictional death. Nothing about it seems authentic. It reads like an exhausting to-do list.

I'm not sure I can read this right now. I think it is going to go back in the shelf for some other time.

Back to Dixon ;; after I was so RURD=ly interrupt'd.