PM Review

  Guadalupe Nettel's mothers in Still Born are more inclusive and unflinching than Eva Baltasar's mothers in Boulder. I am so much touched by the novel which is dealt with familial relationship  with delicate and  elegant. PART-ONE   I. Not being a mother is not a choice in our society.   II. If any one wishes to do so like other not-to-list then one be answerable.   III. If we want to follow our mind we must prepare our body for that. ( Laura's ovary removal surgery )   IV. Alina's decision to take motherhood as her profession brings an ideological rift with Laura.   V. Alina's conception gives a joy for Laura. We cannot be apart when our beloved has a bliss of life.   VI. The most parts of "violence begets violence" are farmed in the families. Child rearing consumes the most parts of a life in suffering and sacrifice.   VII."There are beings without whom we simply cannot conceive of ourselves in this world." on Alina's pa...

    1]  "If anyone talks to me about happiness, I swear to God I’ll break their face." I have got stonned as soon as I read this sentence and felt the deeper and inner connotation of each word. When someone thinks and tells oneself such bold words, other can just not have the strength to throw back to counter them. 2] "Five years pass." The narrative styles are so brief and measured. The choice and structure of dictions are fairly precise and poetic. The plots' paces are calculative and arranged like gridle streets. "My love doesn’t leave with Samsa" The demonstrative and poetical  moods and meanings of every sentence are so strong and subtle that I got a sense of novelty in the fiction. 3] Pregnancy in women is a miracle. I am always being a very sensitive about it since I have to take care of the pregnant women in family especially to care about their diet and medicine. Even when it comes to the labor day, I was the sole man who had to attend the who...