Vance Miguel Johnson’s Reviews > This World Does Not Belong to Us > Status Update

So far, Lucas as a narrator reads a lot like odd Ainhoa, or the girl from Woodworm. His anecdote about kicking the begging boy in the shins for several days is exactly that type of unstable, complexity ont details about a character. It’s clear something horrible happens, but what?

Okay, Lucas views the world from different dimensions. This magical realism is disturbing. I’m not sure if this is horror, or maybe mystery? The two strangers showing up are not as disturbing as Lucas’ description of bugs and animals.