3.5
The Things We Don't Do
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Mind-bending set of stories—the first of Neuman's in English—calls to mind the best of Julio Cortázar and Jorge Luis Borges.
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3.5
“I liked how each story is a complete reset, a new atmosphere, new weird yet relatable characters, new style also.”
“Incredible short stories. I usually don't finish a short story book at one go, but this one was an exception. Each story hides a little secret, as good short stories do. And being bite sized, it's easy to go through the book. Some of the stories really struck a chord with me.
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There are subtle interconnections between the stories which are really fun to figure out. Given all this, the writing is still fairly masculine and although there might have been an attempt at subversion, the male gaze is present in some of the earlier stories, hence the lower rating. But i would recommend this book nevertheless.”
“Wonderful collection of short stories with some incredible stand outs. Very moving!”
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