The Pleasure of Eliza Lynch: A Novel by Anne Enright

My review

rating: 4 of 5 stars
very evocative, Enright kind of taps into that dreamscape that is one of the trademarks of South American writing (see Allende). Her narrative flow can be almost too discursive at times, though -- I found myself almost unsure of what kind of traumatic events had occurred, and the disordered chronology didn't help, either.



Still. Excellent.


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