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Lesson in Red
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bookshelves: literary-fiction, mystery-thriller, netgalley-review, reviewed, women-s-literature
Jan 27, 2021
bookshelves: literary-fiction, mystery-thriller, netgalley-review, reviewed, women-s-literature
I was reminded of William Faulkner when I read Maria Hummel’s latest art world mystery, LESSON IN RED. Both use innovative but abstruse storytelling structures. Faulkner, with his unpunctuated stream-of-consciousness; Hummel, with a chaotic narrative that lacks timelines or clearly defined characters.
Both show the world through a cloudy lens, reflecting the blurred edges of real life. Now Faulkner grew on me after time and study. I suspect Hummel will too. Recommended for literary readers who appreciate fresh writing styles.
3 of 3 Stars
Pub Date 01 Jun 2021
#LessonInRed #NetGalley
Thanks to the author, Counterpoint Press, and NetGalley for the review copy. Opinions are mine.
Both show the world through a cloudy lens, reflecting the blurred edges of real life. Now Faulkner grew on me after time and study. I suspect Hummel will too. Recommended for literary readers who appreciate fresh writing styles.
3 of 3 Stars
Pub Date 01 Jun 2021
#LessonInRed #NetGalley
Thanks to the author, Counterpoint Press, and NetGalley for the review copy. Opinions are mine.
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