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"I had forgotten how good the themes were in the first book, The Idiot, threads which this picks up. It's got more verve and focus, so far, and feels less like edited journal entries, or at least much better edited. The narrator relates to academia and literature in a chaotic, naive and lackadaisical manner and rather than feel bad just embraces it. This is oddly inspiring to me, personally. Hope it stays on track." — Sep 11, 2023 03:05PM
"I had forgotten how good the themes were in the first book, The Idiot, threads which this picks up. It's got more verve and focus, so far, and feels less like edited journal entries, or at least much better edited. The narrator relates to academia and literature in a chaotic, naive and lackadaisical manner and rather than feel bad just embraces it. This is oddly inspiring to me, personally. Hope it stays on track." — Sep 11, 2023 03:05PM
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