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Michael Hanquiniouax
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| Written in a strange, almost stream-of-consciousness language that isn't really needed, the book, nonetheless, is easy to read and fairly enjoyable once you get beyond the choice of format. The book is a straight-forward post-apocalyptic story set at ...more | |
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| A loner, almost certainly psychologically damaged by the events of the first Word War, named Victor Baton, has no friends and seeks to make some. The problem is he's profoundly unlikable with a victim complex, an incel, a man who thinks women don't l ...more | |
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| A fairly simple story regarding our inability to get what we want from life. Two men (George and Lennie) are looking for work, Lennie being mentally disabled and George essentially his carer. They dream of having their own place, some land, where Len ...more | |
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Magnificent. Sometimes there's nothing better than a good old-fashioned bildungsroman. This one starts with the protagonist, Philip Carey, as a child with a disability and quickly moves on to his adolescence. He goes to school, goes to Germany, works ...more |
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| I once listened to a man at work talk about a book he read about magical elf warriors with swords and I remember smiling and nodding and pretending to care. I was doing an impression of a human. Because at some stage in life, we can all do a convinci ...more | |
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| Life is horrible, a sandpit of warm, oppressive heat and labour. But if there's a woman willing to give you some sex, then maybe it's worth it. ...more | |
“The deepest subjective experiences are also the most universal, because through them one reaches the original source of life.”
― On the Heights of Despair
― On the Heights of Despair
