Ujaz Tresong’s “View To The Maze” praised by the USRB for its analysis into the universe and our lives
Ujaz Tresong’s View To The Maze has received critical acclaim from the US Review of Books for its “witty humor” and being a “pure poetic perfection”.
The poetry collection attempts to look into the depths of the human soul and uncover its hidden gems and mysteries.
The book does not intend to give answers to all our musings in life. Instead, its main goal is to inspire readers to raise questions about life and our purpose in this world.
Book critic Jonah Meyer compares the book with Khalil Gibran’s masterpiece, The Prophet, and highlights some of the book’s best insights that are about on par with those found in Gibran’s most beloved books of poetry.
Meyer remarks: “Tresong’s unique creation invites the reader into deep consideration of a variety of topics. Each section is a small nugget of wisdom and insight. Some of the offerings contain a refreshing hint of witty humor, while others are pure poetic perfection.”
The book critic concludes by saying that the book is impressive and its every word counts, describing it as a “rare gem of a book”.
