''Monologues with Bridgette'' is written in a style Esra Oner dubs 'a post-modern stream of consciousness' In this book, it is clear to see that the result of modern life in an increasingly self-serving generation has created an intellectual, philosophical and sometimes sardonic mix of compacted emotion that spills onto every page, two voices at a time. This book may leave you enlightened, confused, paranoid and will certainly leave you with the feeling that you are on the verge of watching a talent, emerging from the stuffy chrysalis of generic themes, attacked by challenging metaphors. In...