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returning to peak in this age of slop

basically a Beatles biography now for better or for worse

Even though I’m quite wary of all the lies and slander I’m absolutely absorbed, I could’ve read this all day easily

This book couldn’t have come at a better/worse time

took a mandatory break after the Fig Tree passage. such is the magic of metaphor I suppose

Wow, the Graham Park portion of the book is absolutely atrocious

Determined to finish this book tomorrow, getting a little overlong now

Glad to see Banks expanding the superstitiously-ritualistic-empatheticaly-paranoid character repertoire even further I’ve never felt more seen

I will finally finish this book tonight.

on the way to Barry Lyndon

Relentless stream of consciousnesses contained within the gentle flowing of Woolf’s day much preferable to relentless onslaught of information on the Death App

If I had a pound for each time a Virgina Woolf novel turned out to be a poignant meditation on the impact of the First World War on Great Britain, I’d be able to buy a meal deal for lunch tomorrow

I hit such a wall with this book. I almost enjoy it TOO much - each paragraph of each page being so rich with emotion and image it’s almost exhausting in its intensity…though I must press on, I’ve never felt more at home than in the pages of Woolf’s writing, I consider her narrative voice a kindred spirit…plus I NEED to reverse months worth of brainrot asap…hoping this might revitalise the weary mind…