Punainen erokirja

I wasn't really a big fan of the writing style. It's fragmented and there's a lot of dramatic...Pauses. What? Yes. Pauses. Really? Yes. A fly is buzzing on the ceiling. Next the author will jump into something very different before returning back to the story. Her story. Story. This is how a huge chunk of the storytelling goes.

Some descriptions are great, e.g. the exclamation mark coloured coat, but sometimes I feel that the author tries to be a little bit too clever. The first edition of this book got destroyed and I hope the author has by now learned what a backup is. Perhaps re-writing the whole book was a good thing? We can never really tell.

Despite my criticism above, I liked the actual story and the description of life in the 1970s when university students were dreaming of a communist revolution and theatre was just one way to achieve that goal. This story could possibly work very well as a movie.