soo i read the first chapter and idk how i feel… i lowkey am reminded of daisy jones and the six but its not in the setting of an interview
soo i read the first chapter and idk how i feel… i lowkey am reminded of daisy jones and the six but its not in the setting of an interview
3/5⭐
I don't exactly know how I feel about thia book. I enjoyed it, but it was slow. The part about 9/11 really hit me hard and I loved the first half of the book, but I'm just not sure I really liked the rest of it. Some bits I really enjoyed, others not that much. 3/5 just feels fair for this one, that's the best explanation I've got

I was so excited about this story of friends who start an indie band in NYC and their lives before and after 9/11; the times and places (Tribeca, Upper West Side, Williamsburg)I lived through. I even managed a band, and my friends were very similar people, as artists with day jobs, rehearsing and recording for that elusive hit.The first half was spot on. The second half was...meh. See further in comments below:

I decided to #cherish my time and bail halfway through Nell Zink's Doxology. This big picture, multigenerational novel started out strong but time was moving too fast, historical events were piling up, and I lost interest in the characters. Still points for the Sassy magazine reference. 😉
I'm sure Madonna would support my life is too short decision!
And I LOVED this video back in the day!
#movember @cinfhen

Next up on audiobook. First time reading Nell Zink. I hope I like it better than Frankissstein