Wednesday, April 6, 2016

The Life of Bill Cardio: Review

The Life of Bill Cardio by Thomas Beckman can be interpreted as a simple short story, but has a mysterious deeper meaning. The autobiographical character Bill Cardio has an adventurous approach  to buying the new fangled technology of a radio, having commercial flight, investing in a telephone, and a becoming curious about a computer. Even though that this story is written unconventionally, and has many grammatical errors, I am sure Mr. Beckman did it for a reason. The deeper meaning of this book is that no matter how old you are, the world is constantly evolving, and you can evolve with it. Mr. Beckman's penmanship and artistic ability may lack, but it somewhat evolves (and can further evolve) as the story goes on.

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