on the other hand, it felt like far less of a slog, and I appreciated the extremely pitch-black humor more. weird and illogical and frankly sometimes unpleasant for the sake of being unpleasant and/or shocking metaphors/comparisons there were. the second time I read this, when I was absorbing it more, I noticed just how many like. jfc)Ħ/4/22: I reread because it came in on another library card. and that scene with Beth and the men toward the beginning. Gretchen Felker-Martin (Goodreads Author) Madelyn 's review really liked it. (though why was the thing that made me recoil from the screen the most a character licking another character's eyeball when they were having sex? but also. I'm really not kidding about the misery and horrifying scenes though. if nothing else, I can appreciate how audacious this book was. and for all the action scenes weren't great, I thought the slower scenes WERE quite good. and I weirdly came to like Fran because the author clearly despised her for making extremely human flawed choices in a terrible situation.), but I thought they were all fascinating and interesting to follow. I felt the plot meandered a lot, and the action scenes weren't interesting, but I also, well, saying I "liked" the characters isn't really accurate (some of them were chill though, certainly Indi. this was a miserable slog, and full of completely irredeemable people, but I finished it in one sitting, so.
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