i voted ndp because i felt sorry for them
April 29, 2025 at 5:23 PM
i voted ndp because i felt sorry for them
wouldn’t you like to know
March 25, 2025 at 10:43 PM
wouldn’t you like to know
logging on to face book
March 23, 2025 at 1:00 AM
logging on to face book
why would he do this
March 13, 2025 at 5:11 PM
why would he do this
why would he do this
March 13, 2025 at 5:11 PM
why would he do this
i’m always saying this
February 9, 2025 at 12:51 AM
i’m always saying this
oh it’s like that, is it
February 7, 2025 at 5:35 PM
oh it’s like that, is it
7.
Solid mid century noir, quick paced and very tense. Enjoyed the shifting first person narrators, which kept things lively.
Solid mid century noir, quick paced and very tense. Enjoyed the shifting first person narrators, which kept things lively.
January 24, 2025 at 11:56 PM
7.
Solid mid century noir, quick paced and very tense. Enjoyed the shifting first person narrators, which kept things lively.
Solid mid century noir, quick paced and very tense. Enjoyed the shifting first person narrators, which kept things lively.
6.
This is apparently a classic of Japanese lit. A lot of the themes revolve around cultural changes that happened in Japan around the turn of the 20th century which was interesting. Very easy to predict the ending from early on
This is apparently a classic of Japanese lit. A lot of the themes revolve around cultural changes that happened in Japan around the turn of the 20th century which was interesting. Very easy to predict the ending from early on
January 24, 2025 at 11:41 PM
6.
This is apparently a classic of Japanese lit. A lot of the themes revolve around cultural changes that happened in Japan around the turn of the 20th century which was interesting. Very easy to predict the ending from early on
This is apparently a classic of Japanese lit. A lot of the themes revolve around cultural changes that happened in Japan around the turn of the 20th century which was interesting. Very easy to predict the ending from early on
i think about this at least once a week
January 23, 2025 at 7:29 PM
i think about this at least once a week
5.
Obviously a genius but just not my thing, or at least something I wasn’t receptive to this time around. They feel more like puzzles than stories and I get that that’s the point but also it’s annoying. A deeper interest in religious symbolism would help. But I wasn’t raised in the church
Obviously a genius but just not my thing, or at least something I wasn’t receptive to this time around. They feel more like puzzles than stories and I get that that’s the point but also it’s annoying. A deeper interest in religious symbolism would help. But I wasn’t raised in the church
January 14, 2025 at 10:02 PM
5.
Obviously a genius but just not my thing, or at least something I wasn’t receptive to this time around. They feel more like puzzles than stories and I get that that’s the point but also it’s annoying. A deeper interest in religious symbolism would help. But I wasn’t raised in the church
Obviously a genius but just not my thing, or at least something I wasn’t receptive to this time around. They feel more like puzzles than stories and I get that that’s the point but also it’s annoying. A deeper interest in religious symbolism would help. But I wasn’t raised in the church
4.
Enjoyed this as a neo noir thriller even if I didn’t find it quite the literary masterpiece some evidently do. Enjoyed the 70s nihilism but found a key character very frustrating. Might be the kind of book I’d enjoy more if I read it again.
Enjoyed this as a neo noir thriller even if I didn’t find it quite the literary masterpiece some evidently do. Enjoyed the 70s nihilism but found a key character very frustrating. Might be the kind of book I’d enjoy more if I read it again.
January 12, 2025 at 11:02 PM
4.
Enjoyed this as a neo noir thriller even if I didn’t find it quite the literary masterpiece some evidently do. Enjoyed the 70s nihilism but found a key character very frustrating. Might be the kind of book I’d enjoy more if I read it again.
Enjoyed this as a neo noir thriller even if I didn’t find it quite the literary masterpiece some evidently do. Enjoyed the 70s nihilism but found a key character very frustrating. Might be the kind of book I’d enjoy more if I read it again.
3.
Incredible stuff, she’s gotta be like the greatest american novelist. This one doesn’t seem to have a big reputation which seems crazy. Very Faulkneresque in the rich sense of community and the way details are methodically withheld in such a way as to flatten the timeline of the story
Incredible stuff, she’s gotta be like the greatest american novelist. This one doesn’t seem to have a big reputation which seems crazy. Very Faulkneresque in the rich sense of community and the way details are methodically withheld in such a way as to flatten the timeline of the story
January 11, 2025 at 12:03 AM
3.
Incredible stuff, she’s gotta be like the greatest american novelist. This one doesn’t seem to have a big reputation which seems crazy. Very Faulkneresque in the rich sense of community and the way details are methodically withheld in such a way as to flatten the timeline of the story
Incredible stuff, she’s gotta be like the greatest american novelist. This one doesn’t seem to have a big reputation which seems crazy. Very Faulkneresque in the rich sense of community and the way details are methodically withheld in such a way as to flatten the timeline of the story
facebook is amazing
January 6, 2025 at 10:31 PM
facebook is amazing
2.
DB has a reputation as a difficult academic type author but I find his stories enjoyable if you try not to subject them to any analysis at all? I dunno, I find most of this pretty funny now but used to get mad when I tried to read him in my younger days
DB has a reputation as a difficult academic type author but I find his stories enjoyable if you try not to subject them to any analysis at all? I dunno, I find most of this pretty funny now but used to get mad when I tried to read him in my younger days
January 5, 2025 at 7:59 PM
2.
DB has a reputation as a difficult academic type author but I find his stories enjoyable if you try not to subject them to any analysis at all? I dunno, I find most of this pretty funny now but used to get mad when I tried to read him in my younger days
DB has a reputation as a difficult academic type author but I find his stories enjoyable if you try not to subject them to any analysis at all? I dunno, I find most of this pretty funny now but used to get mad when I tried to read him in my younger days
2025 reading thread
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I get why people find Eliot boring but I find her psychological insight unmatched even compared to other 19c masters. A sweet almost fable like story that could have been treacly in lesser hands but is told with enough restraint to double as a sober study of rural life
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I get why people find Eliot boring but I find her psychological insight unmatched even compared to other 19c masters. A sweet almost fable like story that could have been treacly in lesser hands but is told with enough restraint to double as a sober study of rural life
January 3, 2025 at 2:06 PM
2025 reading thread
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I get why people find Eliot boring but I find her psychological insight unmatched even compared to other 19c masters. A sweet almost fable like story that could have been treacly in lesser hands but is told with enough restraint to double as a sober study of rural life
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I get why people find Eliot boring but I find her psychological insight unmatched even compared to other 19c masters. A sweet almost fable like story that could have been treacly in lesser hands but is told with enough restraint to double as a sober study of rural life
my niece drew my portrait. the l on my forehead is for “loser”
December 29, 2024 at 7:37 PM
my niece drew my portrait. the l on my forehead is for “loser”
