Jody Ellis’s Reviews > Kasmah Forma > Status Update

I don't like the words. It's like the author has tried to use creative words but they are misplaced, distracting and don't add anything to the book. Then there are large sections that make little sense because the author is so busy with silly fillers they don't focus on getting a reader to understand.

This is a hard book to follow. It hasn't grabbed me and I've read little bits here or there.

A complex book with a focus on spirituality. You can't stray here. Concentration is paramount. I'm a little lost but it's enjoyable. Curious.

The descriptions are lacking. I haven't been able to form a picture of what a Ladak looks like or any of the characters for that matter. There isn't enough for me to imagine either. The Ladak had something bore through its head and body. Wouldn't that have killed it? Though apparently not. Hard to tell if this is error or the physiology of the thing.

Spoiler alert The integra pol killed itself. Why would someone so divine with such a special purpose do that? Have I missed something or is it left to the imagination or lay in future words?

If I could find a fault with Kasmah, it's in the print. The way it is printed is using lots of seperated dots to form a letter. That's the only way I can describe it. For some reason this has made it hard to read. This is why I have only been doing small sections. I'm hoping it gets easier with time.

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