Finished #Doppelganger by Naomi Klein last night. Loved how she uses the doppelgänger trope to analyze the post-pandemic moment (mostly in the US and Canada)—blending memoir and political critique, especially through her own ‘double,’ Naomi Wolf. (1/2) #booksky

Still reading Doppelgänger by Naomi Klein and had some trouble getting into it because i didn’t really know where she wanted to go with her analysis. now in part two and happy i stuck with it bc this is one of the best takes on the rise of Trumpism i’ve read so far. mostly bc it’s self critical.

ich mag münchen.

on page 90: so far, an interesting exploration, if a bit long winded at times. love me a good memoir but not sure where this is headed yet. #doppelganger #booksky

First book by Naomi Klein. Reading in German for a change. Curious about the topic. #booksky

in a bad mood somehow, so homeoffice lunch break includes a homemade #coffee (a medium roast i’ve been loving) and the #poem “I Go Down to the Shore” by Mary Oliver. And i wish i could just go down to the shore. But maybe down to the river is enough? #booksky

At around page 200 now (very slow reader atm) and so invested in Lauren’s story. Worried what might happen to her. Also somehow worried about what her environment might turn her into. Butler’s writing is masterful. #booksky

well this was fun. #thevibeibringtothefunction

I’m still deep into Parable of the Sower and hoping to finish it during train rides this weekend. I feel so anxious for Lauren (the main character) but can’t put the book down. Definitely not a story for anyone who gets overwhelmed easily, but it’s so powerful and thought-provoking. #booksky

hi #booksky, i am kind of new to microblogging but want to explore new platforms and would love to connect with book lovers. i live in Germany, Munich specifically, and have been sharing thoughts on books on instagram for about 9 years. anyways, this is my current book stack. ⬇️