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Ehmbee Way
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Akron, Ohio
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January 2023
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Compunction
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The Esoterian: Ramblings of a Madman
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| In The Righteous Mind: Why Good People Are Divided by Politics and Religion, author Jonathan Haidt does a commendable job of presenting a fair and thorough examination of the psychology behind conservative, liberal and libertarian ideologies; what's ...more | |
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| This collection from Tolstoy contains seven "short" stories--though at least two of them are more like novellas. I really wanted to give this book a five star review because I found five of the seven stories to be absolutely brilliant. The Raid and T ...more | |
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| I liked Van Pelt's prose and also her decision to sometimes let the reader into the octopus's head. It's an interesting dynamic--being privy to the internal musings of an octopus--however, his point of view only constitutes maybe, like, five percent ...more | |
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| As a whole, I liked the story behind The Five Wishes of Mr. Murrary McBride. However—and I can’t believe I’m actually going to say this—I think this particular narrative would be better as a movie than as a book. There’s two reasons I say this. This ...more | |
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| Even after 180 years since it was published, The Count of Monte Cristo may still be the greatest revenge story over told. Long? Sure but it never feels bloated or padded in any way. On the contrary, every scene and every character drips with importan ...more | |
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| John Casey’s Spartina is a story about one man’s constant struggle to embrace the future while simultaneously holding onto his past. This universally recognized concept naturally draws the reader in quick. Meanwhile, the effortless-seeming flow of Ca ...more | |
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| I first heard about this book from the Philosophize This! podcast earlier this summer. The premise, as I understood it then, was that in the 1980’s, the prevailing thought in the west was that nihilism existed as a kind of sickness. And that the most ...more | |
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| Many of Peterson's takes were interesting and certainly thought-provoking but, overall, I found it a little too pedantic for as lengthy of book as it is. In other words, as a non-scholastic, casual-minded reader, I found the text to be a little too f ...more | |
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| While the argument that “no narrator should ever be considered reliable” isn’t necessarily new or poignant in the literary world, Victor Ward—Bret Easton Ellis’s protagonist in Glamorama—is such an extreme case of being unreliable that it makes the c ...more | |
