“This book is like a photo album made of pictures collected at random from people on a busy street; each story is a single moment that comes from a different place, time, and gender-perspective, and each is narrated closely, creating a high level of intimacy between narrator and reader, so much so that the reader is still thinking about the characters long after each story ends.”
Kenny Squires reviews Stephanie Johnson’s One of These Things Is Not Like the Others.
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