Ali Waheed Waheed itibaren Texas
I love this book the people in it are believable and loveable.
Oh, Jeanette Winterson, I do try to love you. But Written on the Body doesn't have much to hang on to except Winterson's prose, her brilliant imagery. It's like sinking into a warm bath of words, because she really does know how to use them. But then the bath water gets cold and you have to get out. Really, that's how I felt about Written on the Body. I like the neutral gender of the narrator-protagonist, and I like the intimacy of reading the book, the confessional nature of it. But I don't even want to keep this one to read my favourite passages later.
This is my first book that I published in 2001, this is a short collection of my original stories. I enjoy all of the stories in here especially the story STRANGERS, how many times have we all gotten onto an elevator with people we do not know? Yes they are Strangers.