I'm three ways torn: DD, this, or blindness project paperback books? I'm looking forward The Arrangement, which I purchased. Thank you for the recommendation :D
I think it's part of what I'm looking for, though. So far, it's more detail about what it's like to be blind, and based on me admittedly short experiment, this feels more realistic to me.
Nothing much has happened action wise, but I'm really enjoying the portrayal of blindness.
I'm assuming that in a world where one can have been born in one eye that medical accuracy is either a moot point, or vastly different from what we would consider medical accuracy.
Sounds like written by someone whose English is a second language, like she was translating herself. From what language, I'm not sure, but there are several grammar mistakes in that one phrase of description. Too many even for a self-pub author.
Oddly enough, the book itself is okay as far as the writing goes. Nothing as glaringly wrong as in the description.
It was just boring as all get out, so I ended up reading something else that is horribly bad on a couple different levels.
Which is why I write snarky reviews. If authors aren't going to respect me, or my time, enough to write with accuracy, then why would I hold back when I review?
Hell, it probably'll even be better than Blind!
Nothing much has happened action wise, but I'm really enjoying the portrayal of blindness.
Y'know, I love typos for their comedic value...
Then I got stuck in the other one. Dammit.
(I must now go read all your posts on this! Heh!)
It was just boring as all get out, so I ended up reading something else that is horribly bad on a couple different levels.
Which is why I write snarky reviews. If authors aren't going to respect me, or my time, enough to write with accuracy, then why would I hold back when I review?
I am going to unleash the Kraken on that one, because I wanted it to be good.