Moderate to Poor, Occasionally Good by Eley Williams review intriguing short stories without neat endings

In 'Moderate to Poor, Occasionally Good,' characters leave light impressions, intensely subjective stories with no universe-building, discombobulating experience, and unique point-of-view shot preference by Eley Williams.

Each story starts inside characters' heads, offering no orientation, leaving readers disoriented and reflecting the author's preferred style of storytelling.

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