Title: Undeniably Well-written
Product review: This is the only Naipaul work I've read, so I won't be able to juxtapose it with the rest of his more well-known titles. (Maybe that enhances the review.) This book is a sad, mournful dirge, with broken and corrupted characters, expertly portrayed and set against each other on an unnamed Caribbean island (though it is assumed by all to be Trinidad). The book gives the reader a palpable sense of foreboding, tension and despair: you know from the get-go there will be no happy ending. If this is not considered to be amongst Naipaul's best efforts, then that says much about him, since this book is reflective of a great talent.
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