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Old 08-16-2020, 04:02 PM   #12
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Many reviewers complain about a book being non-linear, "all over the place" etc. That would be a plus for me as I'm into "quirky" non-mainstream content.
I find it takes a skilled author to make non-linear books work. Most authors who have tried to write in that style lack the skill to make it work for me. Not every author is an Emily Brontė, Joseph Heller or Kurt Vonnegut to name 3 authors who wrote non-linear books that I liked.
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