- "Mente dere det" is a fragmentary novel focusing on the unwanted attention surrounding the narrator’s sexuality after an assault.
- The writing style is described as lacking depth and impact, with bland language and unconvincing literary quality.
- The author, Korsgaard, is criticized for relying too heavily on his previous success and not pushing boundaries in his writing.
- The book is seen as a desperate appeal to a specific audience who have experienced homophobia and assault, potentially alienating those without these experiences.
- Korsgaard’s exploration of writing about writing is deemed lacking in depth and originality.
- Overall, the novel is viewed as unconvincing, lacking authenticity, and failing to engage readers on a deeper level.
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