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@realityasylum@kolektiva.social yeah it is definitely very disorienting at the start and hard to get into. I'd recommend just pushing through a bit and don't worry too much if you don't totally understand what's happening!
@realityasylum@kolektiva.social yeah it is definitely very disorienting at the start and hard to get into. I'd recommend just pushing through a bit and don't worry too much if you don't totally understand what's happening!
The Crying of Lot 49 is a 1966 novel by American author Thomas Pynchon. The …
Last time I read this was at least 15 years ago, its weirder and even more fun than I remembered.
Yayoi lives with her perfect, loving family – something ‘like you’d see in a Spielberg movie’. But while her parents …
The End, the sixth and final book, reflects back on the personal fallout from the …
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False alarm, I did NOT hit my 25 books goal, I had some buggy metadata on a book, probably from when I imported some stuff from my old bookwyrm.social account a few months ago.
The young Karl Ove moves to Bergen to attend the Writing Academy. It turns out to be a huge disappointment: …
Book 3 of the series. After having fulfilled his oath to Alfred by defeating Guthrum and his army at the …
@astralstreeting wowww almost 2 months early!! Thanks for letting us all follow along. Does this pace of reading feel normal now, are you gonna keep it up? Or take a break?
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In Manhattan, a young grad student gets off the train and realizes he doesn't remember …
I really liked the Broken Earth Trilogy so thought I'd check out others but I just can't get into this one...maybe I will try as audio book. Maybe it's the general topic that's not that interesting to me. Anyone read? Is it worth coming back to?
I really liked the Broken Earth Trilogy so thought I'd check out others but I just can't get into this one...maybe I will try as audio book. Maybe it's the general topic that's not that interesting to me. Anyone read? Is it worth coming back to?
@astralstreeting sorry to report but they get less and less interesting! But yet I am still locked in for some reason...
@nausikaa omg, I actually never watched the east cause I was too pissed about hearing about it. I did actually end up liking this book a lot though, but mostly cause the anarchist stuff was treated as a setting and not really what the book was "about" per se (no heavy-hamded moralizing about it or whatever).
@nausikaa omg, I actually never watched the east cause I was too pissed about hearing about it. I did actually end up liking this book a lot though, but mostly cause the anarchist stuff was treated as a setting and not really what the book was "about" per se (no heavy-hamded moralizing about it or whatever).
My Struggle: Book 4 finds an eighteen-year-old Karl Ove Knausgaard in a tiny fishing village in northern Norway, where he …
