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All in all, Ridgway shows some lurking potential for real genius, but regrettably he spends too much time trying to be troubled. A lot of the impact is lost through this and it’s the reader that really loses out.
We had similar problems with another stream-of-consciousness novel , [[Greed by Elfriede Jelinek]].
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