This seems to be a big problem in the reviewers' minds and will need to be addressed.
Keep your reviewers in mind.
"Papier-mâché breasts" are what came to one reviewer's mind.
But now, in this reviewer's mind at least, Roland Barthes has a worthy successor in the shape of Adam Gopnik, essayist for The New Yorker and its correspondent in Paris from 1995 to 2000.
They were described as "like acid on my tongue", "nasty", and one reviewer's mind wandered to the extent that her thoughts grew somewhat macabre: "I could use these to poison my brother," she exclaimed.
The same is true of his previous novel, "Cosmopolis"—another frustrating book overall but one that, to this reviewer's mind, contains some of the finest passages in all of Mr DeLillo's work.
Someone who finds the courage to embrace this process will find that "in that moment, he becomes a writer himself .Your reviewer's mind wandered, as she explored ways of not reading this book.
There's good arrogance, too, just like there's good cholesterol: arrogance that bolsters you, that allows you to feel that your judgment might be sound, that it might and this is when the reviewer's mind starts warming up, starts humming be even better than sound.
There's good arrogance, too, just like there's good cholesterol: arrogance that bolsters you, that allows you to feel that your judgment might be sound, that it might — and this is when the reviewer's mind starts warming up, starts humming — be even better than sound.
"Don't let your reviewer's mind wander or jump.
