Title: On the radio great, on the page not
Product review: something happens when "literature" written for the radion and mass consumption is trascribed and presented as literature. it loses all literary effect. she's great to listen to on the radio--the voice, the music, etc--but on the page the stuff is weak as heck. the "observations" cliche, and the humor that once was uproarious on the radio is simply nonexistent.
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