Bradley's Cure is still one of my all time favorites.
It has just enough back story to make it interesting regardless of the castration angle.
But what I like most about it is its believability. I can sort of see something like this happening in real life and I can identify with the boy. I also enjoy stories where a boy struggles with the idea of voluntary castration and in short order comes to the correct decision. It's an all around great read and I'm sorry it didn't get the attention (and the acclaim) it deserves. What would I change? If I'd written it I'd have made the setting the Red Bull Rookies Cup. :nutsycuck
But what I like most about it is its believability. I can sort of see something like this happening in real life and I can identify with the boy. I also enjoy stories where a boy struggles with the idea of voluntary castration and in short order comes to the correct decision. It's an all around great read and I'm sorry it didn't get the attention (and the acclaim) it deserves. What would I change? If I'd written it I'd have made the setting the Red Bull Rookies Cup. :nutsycuck