Status Updates From The First Fifteen Lives of ...

achei ele meio divo por se deixar ser torturado para não contar coisas do futuro pro povo não alterar a linha do tempo pq ele não sabe oq isso acarretaria no mundo

Loving it!

Dnf-ed 😩

I like the idea of this book, but it's not for me - DNF

Excellent

Pushing through this (it’s acc not that bad idk why it’s taking me so long to read)

Loved it

Desgraçado!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

6 (very short) chapters in and I'm already hooked! I've read lots of reviews saying most of the book is boring with nothing happening until the last 20% or so. Curious to see how everything unfolds!

It has finally started to get interesting but I’m still not a fan of this one

I can tell this is going to be a chore to finish. Not my cup of tea

The new year motivated me to pick this up again

i didn’t think it could get any more convolutedly existential but it looks like i’m going to need a bath when i’m done with this

ugh

O livro é ótimo, bem escrito, interessante, mas meeeeeo deoooos como é longo! Sinto she estou lendo esse livro há decadas!

Antes de 2026 eu termino esse livro

I am digging this book but having a bit of a hard time holding on the how the ourobourousness works in relation to in-narrative “real-world” time.

“there is no greater isolation a man may experience than to be lonely in a crowd”

dnf at 48%
it's just not for me ig. it's slow and it's more character centric than story centric and when I started it, I thought this would be totally different. my fault if fear

For all the length of the book, it feels a little like I'm reaching toward the end too fast.

I again sense this is a book that benefits from repeat readings.

Either I was way way too tired to be reading or this book is losing me

The second half of this book is really reminding me of vicious

What... What is this!??? An actual good book!?¡??

reading this book and simultaneously watching interview with the vampire (show) is super cool because they both execute the immortality concept so differently yet so compelling

“We are changing people’s lives. It may not matter to us; it may be… irrelevant, in the grand scheme of things. But in the grand scheme of things there are billions of people in this century alone who believe it to be very relevant indeed, and though we may have more time than they do, they still have the greater mass.”

We are broken, shattered, hollow and alone. Only for the ones we love do we remain, painted dolls in the playhouse of this life. In them we must find our meaning. In them we must hold to hope.

When I am optimistic, I choose to believe that every life I lead, every choice I make, has consequence. That I am not one Harry August but many, a mind flicking from parallel life to parallel life, and that when I die, the world carries on without me, altered by my deeds, marked by my presence.

Dr August, there is no greater isolation a man may experience than to be lonely in a crowd. He may nod, and smile, and say the right thing, but even by this pretence his soul is pushed further away from the kinship of men.

Brain mushy