Official Review: Call Me Pomeroy by James Hanna
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Re: Official Review: Call Me Pomeroy by James Hanna
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Graffiti was once regarded as a complete nuisance, but some people have relooked at it and found out that it is a form of art, or that it can be converted into art.
If graphically coarse and sexual language is entertaining to some people at some moments, so be it.
A crudely humorous person like Pomeroy who plays in the streets and entertains people should be regarded as a useful member of the society. He does not deserve to be thrown into the jail often; all he needs is to trim his excesses in form of counseling and help to fully develop his talent.
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James Hanna did an excellent job of writing, his dark humor and method of story telling makes for a worthy page turner.
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-- 19 Sep 2017, 05:54 --
I have never heard about such a story before. Sounds like an interesting read. Thanks for the great review.