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A review by pineconek
The PowerBook by Jeanette Winterson
2.0
Jeanette Winterson has written some of my favorite books. She's daring, experimental, and tackles difficult themes bravely. Sometimes that works exquisitely (which is how I feel about some of my favourite books of hers, such as Oranges (obviously), Art & Lies or Lighthouse Keeping)... here it does not.
The Powerbook was frustrating because I felt it had potential but instead read like a disappointing companion to sexing the cherry, which I also didn't care for. It's not irredeemable and I can see what she was going for, but it's not for me.
The Powerbook was frustrating because I felt it had potential but instead read like a disappointing companion to sexing the cherry, which I also didn't care for. It's not irredeemable and I can see what she was going for, but it's not for me.