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The Man Who Was Thursday: A Nightmare
The Man Who Was Thursday: A Nightmare
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Sara
Dec 20, 2019 rated it it was ok
Shelves: mystery, kindle-purchase, spy-thriller
This is my second attempt at G.K. Chesterton and he is not for me. It was something close to torture for me to read this, but it was short enough that I hung in to the finish. This is an allegory based around a mysterious anarchical committee, the governing body of a group of anarchists. Syme is sent by Scotland Yard to infiltrate the group and he does so by meeting an anarchist at a party, the poet Gregory, who takes him to a meeting.

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Kara
Aug 30, 2023 rated it liked it
I feel like this could be a 4 star rating from me, once I re-read and do a little more research to understand it better! It’s brilliantly written, I’m just not sure what was going on.
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