rob91
06-28-2007, 01:30 AM
I think I might be alone here, but really, what's the point? Life's hard, run away?
It's a shame, because Updike is brilliantly talented, but he doesn't seem to be writing for any reason. It feels like a false stab at existentialism, like Updike wasn't satisfied simply telling the story and had to strive for a bit more - unfortunately the ambiguity he provides comes out feeling contrived and empty.
It's a shame, because Updike is brilliantly talented, but he doesn't seem to be writing for any reason. It feels like a false stab at existentialism, like Updike wasn't satisfied simply telling the story and had to strive for a bit more - unfortunately the ambiguity he provides comes out feeling contrived and empty.