Liam Digby

I found this book to be fundamentally flawed, I was appalled by its lack of structure or flow, it appeared to me that this "Oxford" bloke who wrote this text did not care for his dignity as an author, his delusions seem to drive him to write without structure, apart from (and I suspect this is a coincidence) the fact that he wrote in alphabetical order. He seemed to have switched in an out of tenses and themes, and sometimes spoke in the symbols within the phonetic alphabet. On the whole I thought the book was poorly structured, there was minimal context and the plot was non existent, but none the less I still rather enjoyed it; I also recently found out that there are other adaptations from other writers; and as well I have it on good authority that Mr. Oxford will be releasing a new copy next year, fingers crossed he gives us more context and more structure