alex angelosanto
@alexangelosanto.bsky.social
waneth the watch but the world holdeth, folks!
It’s crucial to the novel’s success that Moses Herzog, while past his prime, conceited, lost in self loathing, is nevertheless a limber, articulate thinker. He’s engaging, even in his stupors. Too Many writers hide behind satire and give us a flat caricature of a scholar
November 6, 2025 at 7:45 PM
It’s crucial to the novel’s success that Moses Herzog, while past his prime, conceited, lost in self loathing, is nevertheless a limber, articulate thinker. He’s engaging, even in his stupors. Too Many writers hide behind satire and give us a flat caricature of a scholar
Very good find
November 5, 2025 at 1:37 AM
Very good find