So Lucky

Quite unlike the other books I've read by Nicola Griffith, mainly as it's not some sort of science fiction. I struggled a bit with the very short passages, but soon eased into it, mainly as the writing is very good. I was wondering where the story was going, as it seem to be a semi-autobiographical tale of dealing with multiple sclerosis, but it did eventually result in an outcome.

If this tale is half the experience and reality of those with dealing with multiple sclerosis, then the anger of the protagonist is fully understandable.

This is a fast but engrossing read which does a better job than anything else I’ve read for giving an idea of what life is like with a disease like MS, not to mention a welcome reminder of how bad well-meaning words or actions might feel.