Save My Spine Author: James G. Skinner
Save My Spine Author: James G. Skinner | |
Save My Spine Author: James G. Skinner
The author’s style of portraying events and characters is refreshing and at times a good amount of detail is used so that the reader is able to create a better picture of the scene which leaves a lasting impression. Another interesting aspect is use of special remarks (author’s thoughts) throughout the narrative. For example, the author uses italic font to depict his inner thoughts regarding a particular event such as ‘Why the hell didn’t they use an ambulance’ or ‘Is it just your imagination? She is just inquisitive, man. Male chauvinist.’ What is commendable is that at no point the author tries to deviate from the main subject. In fact the author supplements the story with adequate images, photographs of the ailment, charts, research centres and medical practitioners thereby providing the so called authenticity to the ‘real’ life characters and events mentioned in the story. As the pages unfold, the reader realises that the book is not just about how an ailment is cured, rather it is about a journey that begins on a sad note but eventually it is hope and courage that takes the driving seat towards the end. |
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Save My Spine Author: James G. Skinner
Save My Spine Author: James G. Skinner | |
Save My Spine Author: James G. Skinner
The author’s style of portraying events and characters is refreshing and at times a good amount of detail is used so that the reader is able to create a better picture of the scene which leaves a lasting impression. Another interesting aspect is use of special remarks (author’s thoughts) throughout the narrative. For example, the author uses italic font to depict his inner thoughts regarding a particular event such as ‘Why the hell didn’t they use an ambulance’ or ‘Is it just your imagination? She is just inquisitive, man. Male chauvinist.’ What is commendable is that at no point the author tries to deviate from the main subject. In fact the author supplements the story with adequate images, photographs of the ailment, charts, research centres and medical practitioners thereby providing the so called authenticity to the ‘real’ life characters and events mentioned in the story. As the pages unfold, the reader realises that the book is not just about how an ailment is cured, rather it is about a journey that begins on a sad note but eventually it is hope and courage that takes the driving seat towards the end. |