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I'm more familiar with Garland through his cinamatic venture, 28 Days Later (one of the best modern zombie or apocalyptic films to be created). I later found out that he penned The Beach (i have yet to read, but loved the film) and he had more recently wrote a the novel, Coma. Coma is a intricate psychological adventure of a man struggling to figure out if he has or has not awaken from a state of prolonged unconsciousness. It's narritive structure is built out of extremely small chapters that are intended to keep the reader off the mark. Garland wants us to be in a state of gray. His characture doesn't have the facuty of time; therefore, we are deprived of that faculty. Overall it was an enjoyable read, but there were times where i tired of Garland's crafty confusion.

2022-11-14 14:50