I like that this series is exploring largely-overlooked parts of our great American experiment.
I do believe this series could be expanded upon, especially given how much time follows each installment, with some commentary. I could see a Gurri V Wiseman (or Weiss V Weiss, or Weiss V Bowles, or Reingold V Rosenfield, or all of the above - …
I like that this series is exploring largely-overlooked parts of our great American experiment.
I do believe this series could be expanded upon, especially given how much time follows each installment, with some commentary. I could see a Gurri V Wiseman (or Weiss V Weiss, or Weiss V Bowles, or Reingold V Rosenfield, or all of the above - I’m ok if I never hear from Nocera ever again) back-and-forth over how the issues facing these communities mirror and/or influence the greater American picture.
The writing is good, if a bit cloying (it seems to be trying a bit too hard). Be yourself, not some aspiring Hemingway.
I like that this series is exploring largely-overlooked parts of our great American experiment.
I do believe this series could be expanded upon, especially given how much time follows each installment, with some commentary. I could see a Gurri V Wiseman (or Weiss V Weiss, or Weiss V Bowles, or Reingold V Rosenfield, or all of the above - I’m ok if I never hear from Nocera ever again) back-and-forth over how the issues facing these communities mirror and/or influence the greater American picture.
The writing is good, if a bit cloying (it seems to be trying a bit too hard). Be yourself, not some aspiring Hemingway.