Status Updates From Grendel

I was lukewarm on this book at the start because of Grendel’s woe-is-me narration, but the philosophy and political discussion has won me over quite a bit, not to mention the way that it plays with form. Basically everything after the Dragon has been very thought-provoking (by design I’m sure)

Compelling, but sometimes feels like Gardner is up his own ass

The ugliness between her legs? I think he is actually in love with her but mad about it?