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| February 05 | ||||
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Never Let Me Go (Paperback) by Kazuo Ishiguro |
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Joaquin said:
"The less you know about it when you start reading, the better off you are. I will mention that in retrospect it seems impossible that a mere human could have created something so lovely.
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| January 30 | ||||
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Dreamworld and Catastrophe: The Passing of Mass Utopia in East and West (Paperback) by Susan Buck-Morss |
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Joaquin said:
"Masterfully handles a range of subjects too broad and too ambitious to even summarize here. Incredibly insightful.
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A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius (Paperback) by Dave Eggers |
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Joaquin said:
"Despite the fact that this is one of the most heavy-handed books ever written, it did manage to hold my attention. I didn't really suffer at all, and even managed to chuckle a few times.
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Nostromo: A Tale of the Seaboard (Penguin Classics) by Joseph Conrad, Martin Seymour-Smith |
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Time's Arrow (Paperback) by Martin Amis |
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Joaquin said:
"Amis once said of Lolita that, for an author, style is morality. People who don't understand this will find this to be Amis' best book. That doesn't mean you shouldn't read it, but you don't really want to be one of those people, do you?
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London Fields (Paperback) by Martin Amis |
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Joaquin said:
"For what it's worth, this is the greatest novel of the waning half of the century of the novel.
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| January 28 | ||||
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Night Train (Paperback) by Martin Amis |
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Joaquin said:
"I love Martin Amis, but this book is sentimental in a way that makes it weak and meandering.
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