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Title: mean without purpose
Review: Read if you like commas but don't be fooled. Not a story, not a study of a relationship, not a candid reveal of an unhappy woman even. It's about Andre Dubrus -- his relentless theatricality, confidently dominating maleness, his tragic injuries, but even the loud impact and potential subtlety of writing of those things is drowned out by his ex-wife's acid resentments which read like immaturity or of a narrowly lived life or perhaps cruelty. She writes about how he was reduced and diminished by the car accident yet seems to hate him for the stature and scale he'd occupied for most of their marriage, then walks out when he's reduced. I can't find the wholeness or logic of the story. And the heartlessness doesn't feel like honesty or reality was achieved in risking the expression. Jesus, the private occurrences in and on toilets shared in such a nasty way? Lacking in humility.
