Review: A Mad Hatt'r
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 09 28, 2013
As the novel races along from scene to scene wrapping the reader in a warped imaginary world where blurbs of the future burst forth like interrupting holograms this book swallows convention and takes it down with a gulp of inventiveness. Jeremiah's persistence as a versatile character works well with the unexpected twists and turns the plot takes. The terse writing keeps the pacing moving and the story builds without getting bogged down with flowery prose or unnecessary description. The author respects the reader enough to allow the reader to choose the color palate for the imagination's interior design. It's hard not feel a little Pucked with as the writer is clearly having a great time, executing his abilities to tell a clever, inventive, grandiose tale where the stretching of the truth makes the seams seemed frayed.