A horror story of another kind.
If you’ve never taken in Taiwanese horror, you’ll more than rewarded with Wrath. In addition to horror, there’s a great deal of information pertaining to colonialism, forced assimilation, and economic hardships. For the benefit of the listener, there are numerous digressions allowing Mr. Wood’s characters to learn themselves, thus making such knowledge available for the listener. With its multilayering and complexity Richmond Goss does a remarkable job in voicing the book. Mr. Wood has delivered a story with much character study, citing their misfortunes along with kindness and passion mixed with their crooked ways. Much to take in, but rewarding. Recommended.

