I kid you not, it gets really good at page 25 out of 90. Overall, this felt like a love letter to people of the Milk Wood, just an appreciation piece for them. I really enjoyed the audiobook that I was listening to as I was reading this. It is just pretty good, if you got half of hour and think that it is okay to let a couple of racial slurs, vague sex scenes and kinda a mention of slavery slip by in a book, go give it a listen. 

Reading notes (the parts I really liked):

Sailor's Arms are always opened

Polly's song