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Possibly I'm having a rough time on the whys and whatfors of this book. Maybe it's me as a reader - I'm not really one to pick up a book relating to marriage/divorce. I guess I also love "purple prose" (which fun fact - I recently heard used in an old black and white Western show - I thought "purple prose" was much more newly invented!) So I love purple prose rather than straightforward writing, which this is. I feel like any moral to the story just went over my head. ALSO, whether or not Katie Kitamura is married to Hari Kunzru - this book reminded me a bit of 'Red Pill' - the spouse traveling to a hotel in another country and things go off the rails. It's almost like Hari Kunzru took 'A Separation' and 2020ed it and Kunzruified it and it became 'Red Pill'. I love that idea. 'A Separation' might not be wacky enough for me.

On the way to the next reader...