Title: Why not expand the novella?
Product review: The novella is what makes the book worth buying, given that it is the only part of this collection where one does not feel the need to cry out, "So what?" The stories attempt to mimic the setting and feel of Sherwood Anderson's <Winesburg, Ohio>, but come off feeling like a cheap perfume imitation. The characters leave one feeling as if the author intended to create conversations among beings possessed with artificial intelligence, a Frankensteinian Monster gone wrong. The exigency for this collection seems forced, as a result of too much writing and not enough depth
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