Matty’s review of Die, My Love > Likes and Comments
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Great review. Your reviews always catch the real essence of the book. While I'm lost for words after reading, you find them :)
Moran wrote: "Great review. Your reviews always catch the real essence of the book. While I'm lost for words after reading, you find them :)"
Thank you so much, Moran! I actually loved your review too. I left a comment on it a few hours ago, but I guess you didn't get the notification. (Classic Goodreads 🤦♀️😜) It was definitely an unconventional novel, and while I usually champion chaotic narratives, I'm just glad you didn't totally dismiss it. At least we didn't end up sitting on completely opposite sides of the spectrum on this one!
Maybe it's time for that experiment you suggested before? 😉
By the way, your review of משאלה אחת ימינה was absolutely amazing; I immediately added it to my reading list. I dropped a comment on that one too, but I think it vanished into the Goodreads void 😂 Thanks again for the kind words!
Apparently everything falls into the goodreads void, I'm sorry! I'm using the android app and half of the notifications lead to random error messages. I had to scour the website for old broken notifications :) I am also replying to your comments on my own reviews and it's likely that you'll never know about it!
Anyway, I just realized that there's no longer a way to send direct messages on this site, so I couldn't really start a normal, linear conversation, but feel free to reach out to me on another platform or email and let's get our experiment going!
Moran wrote: "Apparently everything falls into the goodreads void, I'm sorry! I'm using the android app and half of the notifications lead to random error messages. I had to scour the website for old broken noti..."
Don't apologize at all, it's not your fault! It's just a classic Goodreads prank. Most of the time we're just screaming into the void or talking to ourselves in the comments. I have to manually stalk my own reviews to see if anyone is there; that's the only reason I'm seeing this now!
I am so glad you liked this jagged and chaotic book. I loved your review!!! Too bad the woke humanists canceled her because she's Jewish.
Yalla wrote: "I am so glad you liked this jagged and chaotic book. I loved your review!!! Too bad the woke humanists canceled her because she's Jewish."
Thank you. Exactly. The absolute duplicity is sickening. These self-proclaimed 'humanists' should be utterly ashamed of their titles. It’s pathetic how they completely abandon actual HUMANS the moment their selective empathy kicks in. They should strip the word ‘human’ from their vocabulary entirely; you can't claim to champion humanity while making excuses for savagery, barbarism and terrorism. Harwicz is a brilliant artist who belongs among true creators and thinkers, not at the mercy of a pack of frauds who traded real intellectual integrity for cheap, cowardly posture.
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Great review. Your reviews always catch the real essence of the book. While I'm lost for words after reading, you find them :)
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Moran wrote: "Great review. Your reviews always catch the real essence of the book. While I'm lost for words after reading, you find them :)"Thank you so much, Moran! I actually loved your review too. I left a comment on it a few hours ago, but I guess you didn't get the notification. (Classic Goodreads 🤦♀️😜) It was definitely an unconventional novel, and while I usually champion chaotic narratives, I'm just glad you didn't totally dismiss it. At least we didn't end up sitting on completely opposite sides of the spectrum on this one!
Maybe it's time for that experiment you suggested before? 😉
By the way, your review of משאלה אחת ימינה was absolutely amazing; I immediately added it to my reading list. I dropped a comment on that one too, but I think it vanished into the Goodreads void 😂 Thanks again for the kind words!
Apparently everything falls into the goodreads void, I'm sorry! I'm using the android app and half of the notifications lead to random error messages. I had to scour the website for old broken notifications :) I am also replying to your comments on my own reviews and it's likely that you'll never know about it!Anyway, I just realized that there's no longer a way to send direct messages on this site, so I couldn't really start a normal, linear conversation, but feel free to reach out to me on another platform or email and let's get our experiment going!
Moran wrote: "Apparently everything falls into the goodreads void, I'm sorry! I'm using the android app and half of the notifications lead to random error messages. I had to scour the website for old broken noti..."Don't apologize at all, it's not your fault! It's just a classic Goodreads prank. Most of the time we're just screaming into the void or talking to ourselves in the comments. I have to manually stalk my own reviews to see if anyone is there; that's the only reason I'm seeing this now!
I am so glad you liked this jagged and chaotic book. I loved your review!!! Too bad the woke humanists canceled her because she's Jewish.
Yalla wrote: "I am so glad you liked this jagged and chaotic book. I loved your review!!! Too bad the woke humanists canceled her because she's Jewish."Thank you. Exactly. The absolute duplicity is sickening. These self-proclaimed 'humanists' should be utterly ashamed of their titles. It’s pathetic how they completely abandon actual HUMANS the moment their selective empathy kicks in. They should strip the word ‘human’ from their vocabulary entirely; you can't claim to champion humanity while making excuses for savagery, barbarism and terrorism. Harwicz is a brilliant artist who belongs among true creators and thinkers, not at the mercy of a pack of frauds who traded real intellectual integrity for cheap, cowardly posture.