Mo 'tell me' I'm going with this book where he wants. For a start, it's not true that there are no pairs of adjacent primes. There are at least two: 1 and 2, 2 and 3. Yeah, because the 2 is an even number but it is also a prime number. Divisible only by 1 and itself.
Other than that, at the scene for an enjoyable book we are all: disturbing facts, two interesting characters, unusual in their lives.
Then everything is bolted on the usual round of sites (and characters) in common: the beautiful and cruel classmate, the warm southern compliant woman, the perfect husband.
In the most classic middle-class setting. Mucciniana, dare I say, except that even Muccino has now abandoned that stale environment.
With the female character all wrapped up in his own fragility and inconsistency, which makes a good marriage that allows her to have a job that is just a hobby, and men pursuing academic success, which is essential to their sex.
Obviously she is little more than an idiot, but beautiful in spite of fifty pounds weight, and he is a genius, but psychologically impotent. She is the dark instincts, he the dull mind, her art, mathematics and so he sang.
I found it a bit 'annoying, but I thought that eventually something would happen. Instead, nothing. They say it is also badly written, it seemed to me fairly well written, and full of evocative images. Remaining images, though, and do not bind in a common history, accomplished.
After the disappointment of Venice Campiello, now the disappointment of the Jordan Witch.
I conclude that 'sti awards, now serves only to quarrel among themselves writers.
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