Stephan Benzkofer
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"This is a book where ambiguity and a lack of grounding in logic makes it ripe for discussion, if not for unqualified praise. Is it an allegory about fascism or authoritarianism? Is it about the creative process or destruction the artists undergoes. W"
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"One of the most unassuming classics I've read. A great book that doesn't lend itself to a summary in any way that captures it's heft. It's a novel tracing the life of an unremarkable (?) English professor from his first literary epiphany to his death"
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"I've only read a dozen or so of Trollope's short stories, but I think I prefer his writing on a larger canvas. The stories are sometimes schlocky and sometimes grim, and grim is overrepresented in this collection. One of these stories (The Spotted Do"
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| Angel Down is a fever dream of a novel with a brilliant premise: an angel gets shot down in No Man's Land between the German and American trenches in WWI France. U.S. Private Cyril Bagger is ordered to go over the top with four other misfits and clea ...more | |
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| War and Peace is a brilliant, infuriating novel. At its best, it is the classic that you should read next year*; at its most confounding, it remains one of the finest books ever written. Leo Tolstoy the Author tosses around insights into the human co ...more | |
“Alexander Ramsay, known to his friends back home in New York City as Alec,”
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― The Black Stallion
“Arabia—where the greatest horses in the world were bred!”
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― The Black Stallion
“Its hold was loaded with coffee, rice, tea, oil seeds and jute. Black smoke poured from its one stack, darkening the hot cloudless sky. Alexander”
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