Albert's Reviews > The War is Language: 101 Short Works
The War is Language: 101 Short Works
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Overall Feedback: I found this to be more of an opinion piece than short stories. The author has obvious talent and does well to show it in this work and I would recommend reading more of her work but this one would be for those that like to hear arguments about one's opinion. Although this was presented in fictional form I still had the feeling of a non-fiction.
Point of View: I felt the stories were more like a personal blog, so it felt 1st person.
Voice: Although the author does well to voice their opinions I felt it was more or less propaganda.
Plot: Although there are pieces that a tied together in commonality, most of the work is presented in what feels to be blog posts.
Pacing: The pacing is hurt by the feeling of stories not quite fitting in, therefore causing some re-reading of parts.
Continuity: Again because of some of the disjointedness of the stories you may find your mind wandering but overall a good outing by an obviously talented author.
Point of View: I felt the stories were more like a personal blog, so it felt 1st person.
Voice: Although the author does well to voice their opinions I felt it was more or less propaganda.
Plot: Although there are pieces that a tied together in commonality, most of the work is presented in what feels to be blog posts.
Pacing: The pacing is hurt by the feeling of stories not quite fitting in, therefore causing some re-reading of parts.
Continuity: Again because of some of the disjointedness of the stories you may find your mind wandering but overall a good outing by an obviously talented author.
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Reading Progress
Started Reading
December 28, 2011
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Finished Reading
September 11, 2012
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