I went into this with no knowledge of the writer or even the idea behind the book. No reviews, no recommendations, nothing. Not something I usually do. But my goodness was I glad for it. A beautiful fictional almost thesis, I’d like to say, on the male/female gaze, told with capturing (heh) writing and such interesting characters you grow to enjoy even when they start off as complete caricatures of themselves (beautifully interwoven with the male/female gaze discussion here). Definitely worth a quick read for anyone wanting a think without the headache.