Attachments begins with a chatty tone that some critics have found annoyingly close. The language in the opening pages is clever and witty, as when Nadine calls the East, "The Yeast . . . thus conveying, quite unconsciously, both my awe of it as a mysterious place of feverishly fermenting intellects and my fear that I would not readily find a place in this mass." Soon, however, Rossner's persona runs out of verbal energy,.....
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