Hate to admit it, but the initial off-the-shelf appeal of this book was its slender size. I really need to catch up on my reading and this novel by Jean Rhys looks like easy reading.
I need to get more involved in a book right now, and Gibson’s Neromancer just wasn’t holding my attention. It does make you wonder if it’s character, genre, pace, or if they all come together to keep one into the reading.
Been hitting Neruda’s Odes for my soul, and will get back into Chekhov’s collection as well.
The Lost Children: A Charity Anthology