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Cocaine Nights
by J.G. Ballard
by J.G. Ballard
The primary question of this book is... how do you keep entertained when you've grown bored with everything?
It's a similar question that Ballard asks in his similar Super-Cannes, and I think it's a fitting query for a world in which machines and technology grant the world (at least, western citizens) an increasingly large amount of leisure time.
I enjoy Ballard because he has a skillful way of both telling an entertaining story and broaching deeper philosophical quandries. Too many authors can only do one or the other.
It's a similar question that Ballard asks in his similar Super-Cannes, and I think it's a fitting query for a world in which machines and technology grant the world (at least, western citizens) an increasingly large amount of leisure time.
I enjoy Ballard because he has a skillful way of both telling an entertaining story and broaching deeper philosophical quandries. Too many authors can only do one or the other.
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