Joshua Rodriguez’s Reviews > The Old Man and the Sea > Status Update

This is written so dryly that it's hard to find anything of note to talk about.

Santiago el Campeón is a great name.

"It is better to be lucky. But I would rather be exact. Then when luck comes, you are ready."

The dialogue between the old man and the boy is hard to distinguish between - especially when neither of them speak like a human being

This book helped him achieve a Nobel Literature Prize?
The writing style is jarring to start, but I'll soldier through.
(First world problems)