Reader posts critical review of 'The Memory Police' to r/books
1 Sep 19 6:50 PM · 4d ago · 2 posts · 2 sources · development 1 of 2
User lexiebeef publishes a review praising the novel's premise and its novel-within-a-novel but criticizing its slow pacing, flat characters, and unexplained worldbuilding; the same text is mirrored shortly after on a Mastodon-linked blog (booksns.com).
“So why did I dislike this book so much?”
lexiebeefYoko Ogawa Author of 'The Memory Police'lexiebeef Reddit user / reviewerCharlie Kaufman Filmmaker mentioned as a planned adapter of the novel
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https://www. booksns.com/227927/ “The Memory Police” (Yoko Ogawa): The definition of great idea, terrible execution # books First of all, let me say that I absolutely love the idea of this book. I love a dystopia, I love books about humans adapting to dystopian scenarios (Blindness, Cat’s Cradle, Piranesi…). So why did I dislike this book so much?…
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