The Story of a New Name

Has all the chef's kiss elements of #1 - structurationist articulation of social dynamics, the interchanging roles of the brilliant friend, the beats of pure alienation that make you feel like you've been hit by a truck - but falters in 2 ways: seminal moments from #1 are reopened from their packaging unnecessarily in ways that diminish the source, the diary format is unconvincing and a tad too omniscient