The Incomplete Portrait. Life is a Story - story.one

I like how a whole universe has been created for the story, especially when it comes to referring to and quoting from the memoirs , dairies and interviews of the character. Writing certain chapters in first person and choosing the perfect profession , which defines the contours of dementia and most suited to draw analogies with the specific disorder i.e dementia. You Can't help but acknowledge the efforts poured in by the writer in each chapter , which are visible as you read and get engrossed in this parallel universe he's created. Each chapter offers a unique take on human relationships and behaviour, expounded through it's lead character and his family/friends. The details and descriptions are so meticulous, that you can't help but end up visualising the whole scenario in a moment. Without giving out much details of the storyline, one can only say that ,once you commence reading this book , you won't stop and I suggest you don't even dare to stop, cause the end will satiate your expectations for sure ...