Seven Types of Ambiguity
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Elliot Perlman
About this listen
Following years of unrequited love, an out-of-work schoolteacher decides to take matters into his own hands to win back his ex-girlfriend, triggering a chain of events that neither he nor his psychiatrist could have anticipated. Told in seven parts, through the viewpoints of seven different characters, Seven Types of Ambiguity is an engrossing psychological thriller and a literary masterpiece.
©2017 Elliot Perlman; 2003 Elliot Perlman (P)2017 W F Howes Ltdreally thought provoking
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Glad to be introduced to some of the concepts, I feel more intelligent having listened to it.
Made it through
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Perhaps I don’t get it..but to me it was a dull listen.
The afterward explains it a little with the author revealing his political tendencies and cherry picking of faults from the other side of politics.
Well voiced, but disappointing content.
Overlong, repetitive and predictable
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Great but not without being problematic
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amazing
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