Member Reviews
Reviewer 1452153
I was excited for this having been a huge fan of Tiepelo Blue.
It's different in tone and style and does lack some of the intensity of his first novel. Howeber, it's a beautifully written story. It's about an artist and his former best friend. There's mediations on art, commerce and creativity and a storyline that pushes you through the book.
I enjoyed this but at times the characters felt slightly flat for me and I wasn't quite as engaged with the story as I'd hoped to be.
