ashwini’s answer to “How on earth did this win the Pulitzer? I found it plodding with an uninteresting protagonist.” > Likes and Comments
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I completely agree about Lincoln in the Bardo. I don't know what other people saw in that book that I didn't. I gave it the old college try, but just kept thinking about all of the other books out there that I could be reading and enjoying.
Different strokes is right; I thought Lincoln in the Bardo was brilliant. (I considered "Less" decent but I don't get the big love).
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Jul 14, 2018 09:38AM
I completely agree about Lincoln in the Bardo. I don't know what other people saw in that book that I didn't. I gave it the old college try, but just kept thinking about all of the other books out there that I could be reading and enjoying.
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Agreed with this. The stories were about the ghosts and the other people in the party, not about the son and the family, so I was a bit confused on what the fuss was all about.
Different strokes is right; I thought Lincoln in the Bardo was brilliant. (I considered "Less" decent but I don't get the big love).
