Status Updates From El hombre que era Jueves

Fun and sometimes(so unserious) yet heavy layered and interesting.

The line between what’s real and what’s fiction is blurred. At some point I didn’t know if it’s Chesterton poetic words or he in somehow let Syme tell this story by his own dreamy words.
*this feeling/experience reminds me so much of Paul Sheldon in Misery by Stephen King with his writing process.

it feels like “crime and punishment,” but a critique of the rampant infection of postmodern anarchy. loving the tension and hypocrisy.

mieszane uczucia. niby spoko fabularnie, ale czuje jak chesterton próbuje mi wcisnąć jakaś idee

So unserious and I’m having the time of my life!!!