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"I know Kafkaesque is overused but somehow it fits in this tiny book. Something about the inexplicably yet mundane and really absurd at the same time ordinary events that happens here is carried by this malicious fog that makes Johnny unreachable by Frank. Really beautiful prose that carries this tension, and can differentiate characters well, for both man and animal alike." — Jun 20, 2026 10:55PM
"I know Kafkaesque is overused but somehow it fits in this tiny book. Something about the inexplicably yet mundane and really absurd at the same time ordinary events that happens here is carried by this malicious fog that makes Johnny unreachable by Frank. Really beautiful prose that carries this tension, and can differentiate characters well, for both man and animal alike." — Jun 20, 2026 10:55PM
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"Breakneck pace damn. I can really feel the simmering anger and tension baked in the conversation, contrasted with the surpassingly slow chapters about war. Youd think it would be the reverse no?" — Jun 20, 2026 05:24AM
"Breakneck pace damn. I can really feel the simmering anger and tension baked in the conversation, contrasted with the surpassingly slow chapters about war. Youd think it would be the reverse no?" — Jun 20, 2026 05:24AM
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"It's a mindbending experience when you unlock a specific rhythm, some decoding happens, and it just clicks. Woolf so far has some unmatched groundedness, making a world feel intensely spatial. A character is somehow always relative to something, direction and position scenewise. Objects comes to life with quantities imbued to them. An aeroplane and a church bell has their own "character" introductions for fucks sake." — Jun 28, 2026 01:03AM
"It's a mindbending experience when you unlock a specific rhythm, some decoding happens, and it just clicks. Woolf so far has some unmatched groundedness, making a world feel intensely spatial. A character is somehow always relative to something, direction and position scenewise. Objects comes to life with quantities imbued to them. An aeroplane and a church bell has their own "character" introductions for fucks sake." — Jun 28, 2026 01:03AM
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