Ol’ blue eyes: Monika Kim’s debut novel is a grotesque howl of Asian feminist rage
Kim's novel goes to some undeniably dark places.
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Kim's novel goes to some undeniably dark places.
The novel parcels out its secrets judiciously, saving the final reveal for the very last sentence.
The notion of making oneself "legible" to oneself and others is at the centre of Halen's project.
Conrad’s story is at once a version of a doppelgänger story and an examination of repressed psychology and moral ambiguity.