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Title: Depressing and painful stories written very well
Review: Elwood Reid is a talented writer. He has a real economical style and doesn't waste words, which is something I value very much. I have an appreciation for writers who really go into exhaustive detail about every little thing, like Tom Wolfe, but I also have great respect for those who are able to condense the story into manageable pieces, which Reid is certainly good at doing. There is a bleak, gray fog hanging over this book, much like his novel "If I Don't Six." You can practically see the setting in your head: grimy, dirty, burnt-out industrial wasteland, with brown slush on the sidewalks, trash in the yards, pollution in the air, and gray, gray skies. The characters are similarly burned-out: washed up alcoholics, manual laborers, and other men whose lives never amounted to anything. "No Strings Attached" has to be the most painful to read. These stories that Reid presents, nevertheless, need to be read.
