Helpful Score: 1
"The Pleasure of My Company" reads as though it's trying too hard, and it reads as though it's shallow, which I fully believe SM is not. Plus, the nature of OCD - obsessive, repetitive thoughts - the way they are presented here, in all their minutiae, makes for boring reading. I even skimmed through some of this little novella. Essentially, we get the blow-by-blow of Pecan's thoughts, which are quite pitiful, written as though we should be laughing.
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