Yr Dead by Sam Sax review comedy and darkness in an inventive debut novel
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"In the haze of protest, Ezra's self-immolation serves as a powerful act of despair yet also as a haunting invitation to confront the unaddressed traumas of society."
"The narrative unfolds like a series of stark, poignant vignettes that capture the fragmented essence of Ezra's identity, steeped in pain and resilience."
"Sax’s prose resonates with the intensity of lived experience, juxtaposing moments of fleeting beauty with stark realities that shape Ezra's worldview, compelling readers to engage deeper with their own lives."
"This lyrical exploration captures the raw vulnerability of traversing trauma while intersecting deeply personal narratives with broader societal upheavals, reflected through the lens of Ezra's experiences."
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