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A memoir? This book is a conversation. Raw. Real. Honest. By someone who's so self aware yet cannot not feel helpless at the cruelties of her own life.

Sounds eerily similar to Thomas More's Utopia. 🧐 Sus.

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Narayan's stories seem to be night-time tales, snippets of the life around him. With just 15 pages left, there's no significant plot twist, but oh my— this short book feels like a feather of a prose. How beautifully written, and equally reminiscent of an Indian middle class home.

Deeply interested in seeing a 21st century Marcus Aurelius. He would have gone crazy, or maybe there exist some and we have no idea because they are so genuine. What do you think?

The author would possibly hate to know that this book has— besides teaching me many things— also made me grateful for my ability to see (or non-blindness). Sorry Kleege, one of my hobbies is digital designing and I love to play video games. I only hope the world was more accessible to the disabled, but unfortunately it's not. I think my gratefulness is actually gratitude for the ease of accessibility, nothing else.