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I try to read novels from authors from all over the world, so when I saw this on a display of short novels at the library I figured I would give it a go since I haven't read much from Norwegian authors.

Ahhh … here we go; just after you get through the setup / a third of the way into this book it picks up the pace from a slog to a depressing plod into an actually "suspenseful” idea-of-taking-action thingy conflict and closer examination of this empty mofo’s god-sized-hole.

This book is probably some kind of fn masterpiece. Tedious AF.

“Time is passing, boredom is everlasting.”

Hey Bjorn while you’re at the doctor’s office maybe get your vitamin D levels checked or something IDK

“What he now wanted to read was a novel that showed life to be impossible, but without a trace of humor” OK CONGRATS! If it wasn’t pretty short I’d probably give up on it. Not enjoying it the way I did professor whoever’s longest night or whatever that one other book is titled of his /only other one I’ve read.