I Hear You're Rich
By turns joyful and unnerving ... But even the most ambitious stories are bare-bones, and the attendant dangers are obvious: bathos, jaggedness, whimsy. They are not always averted ... But the more common effect is of slyness and hidden or hinted-at depths.
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Amid baffling, bizarre images and seeming non-sequiturs, Williams captures the mundanity of every-day life in surprising and electrifying ways.
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A great deal is left unsaid. Many of the stories, only two to four pages long, cast light on seemingly ordinary moments in the lives of women quietly struggling against forces that are not always clear to them ... It can be aggravating to read so many stories that feel opaque and unfinished in succession. But this may be the book’s conceit: We can never know the full story; we can only ever get a glimpse. Layered together, these glimpses result in a haunting feeling, telling us less about the world and far more about the eyes through which we are seeing it.
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