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Holy ship. He referenced his fight club work again and even explained it. So my previous question is somewhat answered that's amazing

Or maybe this is chucks organized ideas on how valuable homosexuals are in the millennial generation?

I need answers Chuck

Wait a minute. Is this Chuck's response to people dissecting his fight club novel?

If yes I'm offended and also think hes genius because I'm one of those people that over Analyzed it.

"These screams constituted the first truth [the politicians] emitted since entering adulthood."

Jesus, Chuck. That was quite a line.

The writing is so disjointed. I am having trouble following individuals.

I'm pretty sure I would hate the character Don in real life. However the way he is a written is just so funny and uncanny. So many goofy "that are actually really on the nose. He might be the Oracle of this whole book.

Wearing me out. Started off as a 4/5 star... teetering on a 2/3 at the moment.

This audiobook is a fun read. The reimagined fairy tales twists them so much that they're recognizable only halfway through the chapter.

I really enjoyed the part where Shelley was a figment of Frankenstein's imagination now. It was almost poetic.

Bawgawd. There's some slow sections in this here book.

I'm not enjoying this. Hoping the author saved some fun plot twists or something.

Can the only woman character please stop blundering into poisonous snakes, quick sand pits, getting kidnapped, and spraining her ankle and causing all sorts of old fashioned womanly problems?

This is starting to look exactly like an episode of scooby doo.

What the hell did i just start reading?

This narrator is absolutely killing it.

I'm guessing he's an actor doing audio books in off time

This is some amazing charater writing.

The narrator just takes it to level 10.

I don't know who recommended, or where i found this audiobook, but i'm so happy i did.

Premise is far fetched. Repetitive point... Found myself groaning and saying 'just stop already' with the guy that couldn't quite remember what Brown Can do For Him. DNF.

Is it nihilism or is it a parody of nihilism?

I find I identify with both, oddly enough.

Who is this author, and why haven't I read ALL his books?

His prose is so seamlessly blending 1699 and modern language. It's like good poetry without the guesswork.

Those first 2 paragraphs were poetry on wheels! Officially excited for this book.

This defines info dump.

In the modern era and in a nonconformist society, Taoism equals lazy people?

Very strong anti intellectual and anti science.
Describing science as "a search for meaningless answers" and scientists as "people that need too put names on things".

Whoa. Like jumping into a cold pool, this book will not insult your intelligence unless you're name is Albert Einstein.

Such a cool idea.

References to Ferg's & 9th street.

OMG hometown-reference porn for me.

Love it.

A book set in St. Pete! Awesome.

"when you enter a room do you see little equations flying around your eyes"

That little quote is going into my arsenal.

I really like how this author writes. Accessible & metaphorical simultaneously.

So this is more of a harem fantasy than a litRPG, I think.

I love the execution of this novel's novelty idea so far.