Title: Okay.
Product review: I read this and couldn't help but think that this was more of a writer's experiment than anything else. I mean, it's okay, but it's merely that--okay. I've read much better.I felt like I was reading Steinbeck--admittedly, not my favorite literary person--and this is the kind of literature where the meaning behind the story is more important to the telling of it, and I found my self not really enjoying this one much at all. It's not that the sadness of it all didn't bother me, far from it. It was that there really wasn't that much substance to it at all.If you want to read a strong post-apocalyptic story, read "Alas, Babylon" by Pat Frank--there's so much more heart in it than this one.
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