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Aaron Kashtan

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August 2008


Average rating: 3.72 · 25 ratings · 6 reviews · 4 distinct works
Ms. Marvel's America: No No...

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3.46 avg rating — 13 ratings — published 2020 — 3 editions
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Between Pen and Pixel: Comi...

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Échec aux mystificateurs by Maurice Tillieux
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The Guns of the South by Harry Turtledove
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Women in Love by D.H. Lawrence
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I loved The Rainbow, but Women in Love was excruciating. Most of the book consists of philosophical conversations that go on at great length, but nothing ever happens, and when anything does happen, there's no narrative purpose or logic behind it. I' ...more
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Rickshaw Boy by Lao She
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I started out reading the Jean James translation, and I thought it was boring and tedious. Then I misplaced that book and bought the Howard Goldblatt translation instead, and I loved it. Goldblatt's translation shows why Rickshaw Boy is a work of lit ...more
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Critique of Black Reason by Achille Mbembe
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Keeping It Unreal by Darieck Scott
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How Does It Feel to Be a Problem? by Moustafa Bayoumi
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This book includes a lot of important insights, but the author's prose style is extremely annoying. He constantly uses unnecessary metaphors and rhetorical figures, and (as mentioned by another reviewer) he gives improbably precise accounts of scenes ...more
How Does It Feel to Be a Problem? by Moustafa Bayoumi
"The stories (and the millions like it that go unnoticed and untold in this country) are as important as the writing is horrendous. At the beginning of every new essay, Bayoumi feels the need to orient himself into the story - where he was when he fir" Read more of this review »
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