Zach Marin’s Reviews > The Woman Who Lived Amongst the Cannibals > Status Update

Nearly a third of the way through in a single sitting. Absolutely enthralling. Kloss's heavy reliance on hyphenation as a means of delineating the recollection of scattered memory is a superb choice. The formatting of the novel, coupled with the author's pacing, is making for a brisk read. Also, Matt Kish's illustrations are spectacular, and they do a remarkable job of lending texture to the story.