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Stephen Helgren
reviewed The Shooting Script on May 29, 2018
The Shooting Script
30 pages in, I had the strong urge to fling this sorry excuse for a book out of the window. How it reached NY times top bookshelf is beyond me. Klaven needs to find a substitute for "said". Jesus Christ. Story was painful to get through. But the protagonist was an interesting character, I'll give him that. Character collected lost/ incomplete films to share with fellow film buffs. He recounted actors who were replaced in famous films as a coping mechanism when stressful situations. A memorable character. Book was a simple easy read, mainly because Klaven has a very limited vocabulary palette. Thank Allah it's over. Nothing worse than leaving a book partially read.
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