"It's all immensely readable, by which we mean to say that the sentences are short and straightforward, unflorid you might say, and the situations are easy to grasp (two men building a road in a foreign country, two men forced to work together without quite getting along), and yet Eggers is doing something complex: commenting on US foreign policy, showing a world we might think we are familiar with from the news but in a more sympathetic light, offering us different perspectives on what some people may regard as the other (as he has been doing for some time now)."
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