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Carlos Jorge
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Just finished Cannery Row. Now reading The Pearl.
Cannery Row is an interesting short story. It was like becoming acquainted with the soul of a neighborhood. Jumping from one perspective to another, like spying on each resident. I enjoyed the reckless but well meaning attempt by Mack and co to throw Doc a party as a gesture of gratitude. That beer milkshake that Doc drank must’ve tasted awful though.
— May 24, 2026 01:16AM
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Cannery Row is an interesting short story. It was like becoming acquainted with the soul of a neighborhood. Jumping from one perspective to another, like spying on each resident. I enjoyed the reckless but well meaning attempt by Mack and co to throw Doc a party as a gesture of gratitude. That beer milkshake that Doc drank must’ve tasted awful though.
Carlos Jorge
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Just finished The Moon Is Down, about to start Cannery Row.
The Moon Is Down is an interesting story about townspeople who are invaded by fascists, and this fundamental incompatibility between the two ends with the violent revolt of the people. Colonel Lanser pleads with Mayor Orden to ensure his people behave. But Orden explains that free people by definition cannot be passive toward threats to freedom.
— Apr 13, 2026 11:25PM
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The Moon Is Down is an interesting story about townspeople who are invaded by fascists, and this fundamental incompatibility between the two ends with the violent revolt of the people. Colonel Lanser pleads with Mayor Orden to ensure his people behave. But Orden explains that free people by definition cannot be passive toward threats to freedom.
Carlos Jorge
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Currently reading The Moon Is Down
— Mar 21, 2026 08:46PM
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