Poor Things — A Different Kind of Strange, and That’s Okay
Alasdair Gray’s Poor Things is a dense, layered novel structured as a found manuscript with competing narrators, footnotes, and a deliberately unreliable frame that makes you question who’s actually telling the truth by the end. Yorgos Lanthimos’ film adaptation strips almost all of that structural trickery away and tells a much more direct, singular story […]
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