Well-written, interesting novel about dystopian America in the
very near future. The narrative framework is diary entries by Lenny and text messages
of his lover Eunice that chronicle their relationship and the devolution of an already-teetering
United States. This format works very well, especially the language of the text
messages. The love story is sad, and the creeping dystopia seems true. Even though
the weak ending undermines the power of the story, I enjoyed this book, very well
executed overall. Glad I read it.
Tuesday, June 5, 2018
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