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"I am not reviewing this book, as I consider myself to be utterly unqualified and am not sufficiently infatuated with my own sense of taste. I liked it. A lot. Hence the stars. There.
What I'm really delighting in right now, however, is how thoroughly " Read more of this review » |
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Elbows Up!: Canadian Voices of Resilience and Resistance:
"Some of the essays in this collection are brilliant, but a few of them are absolutely tiresome."
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Actually as it turned out, virtually no one read it. Vanished in three weeks.
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Farid Medleg’s review
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Elbows Up!: Canadian Voices of Resilience and Resistance
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Are we still saying "cishet"?
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"First review what!! That’s a lot of pressure. Spoilers ahead btw
This book held my attention throughout but I didn’t find anything particularly surprising about it in the end… Like men’s rights incel guy turns out to be unhinged, beautiful woman who h" Read more of this review » |
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Because that is the word that people would have sued in the late 1940s. It wasn't right, but she is true to the times.
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"Are you $&&$ing kidding me with this self indulgent, narcissistic bull?!? While it’s well written, it’s so incredibly overwritten, drowning in tedious details and trying to connect everything in such a clumsy way. There is no way any self respecting "
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You nailed it with "hooptedoodle." I liked the book, but I often got the feeling that it suffered from a "prose overage" -- just one or two adjectives
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