Pretty in Ink by Lindsey J. Palmer is interesting by virtue of its setting. It tells the tale of a woman’s magazine that
has just had its editor-in-chief replaced.
The chapters alternate among a large number of the staff of the magazine
as each narrates her experience. Truthfully
there were so many character viewpoints that were all kind of the same that it
got tricky keeping track of things from that point of view. What kept me reading was an interest in the
milieu described and a desire to see how things would work out (would the much
disliked new editor survive or fail?).
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Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Pretty in Ink
Pretty in Ink by Lindsey J. Palmer is interesting by virtue of its setting. It tells the tale of a woman’s magazine that
has just had its editor-in-chief replaced.
The chapters alternate among a large number of the staff of the magazine
as each narrates her experience. Truthfully
there were so many character viewpoints that were all kind of the same that it
got tricky keeping track of things from that point of view. What kept me reading was an interest in the
milieu described and a desire to see how things would work out (would the much
disliked new editor survive or fail?).