This is a
collection of short stories with a dose of perspective.
In “Never
Just Black and White,” a colorful character named PO tries to forget his demons
and fight for survival. Gruff in nature, this one was a bit hard to understand.
In “The
Flying Dragon,” a little girl’s imagination soars to the extremes.
The
dialogue was certainly rough around the edges, and the overall writing had a
certain urban eccentric style—it was almost like street poetry, which was odd
but kind of cool at the same time. I had a hard time understanding some of the
details, which I guess didn’t allow me to appreciate it fully.
Overall,
this was a good effort, but I wasn’t too impressed with the stories.
My rating: 2.5 stars
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