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Ian Lewis is 82% done with Satantango

— Dec 18, 2025 03:35PM Add a comment

Ian Lewis is 75% done with Satantango

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Ian Lewis is 65% done with Satantango

My God! What a character!

— Dec 17, 2025 03:08AM Add a comment

Ian Lewis is 59% done with Satantango

my god, and everything starts to unfold, this set up so slow and intricate that you never realize how truly interesting it all is until the dance comes. what a story!

— Dec 14, 2025 02:52PM Add a comment

Ian Lewis is 49% done with Satantango

Oh my God! Okay, I get it. Wow.

— Dec 14, 2025 02:19AM Add a comment

Ian Lewis is 39% done with Satantango

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Ian Lewis is 29% done with Satantango

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Ian Lewis is 42% done with Orange World and Other Stories

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Ian Lewis is 20% done with Satantango

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Ian Lewis is 9% done with Satantango

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Ian Lewis is 84% done with Giovanni’s Room

Character unveiled

— Dec 03, 2025 01:35PM Add a comment

Ian Lewis is 36% done with Orange World and Other Stories

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Ian Lewis is 67% done with Giovanni’s Room

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Ian Lewis is 58% done with Giovanni’s Room

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Ian Lewis is 48% done with Giovanni’s Room

Such sorrow

— Nov 28, 2025 03:34PM Add a comment

Ian Lewis is 27% done with Giovanni’s Room

What dialogue, my God, what fluttering words.

— Nov 22, 2025 04:26PM Add a comment

Ian Lewis is 15% done with Giovanni’s Room

What a longing in this book.

— Nov 22, 2025 12:18AM Add a comment

Ian Lewis is 25% done with Orange World and Other Stories

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Ian Lewis is on page 63 of 123 of The Stranger

Wow! I went into this knowing the "trick", but it works better knowing, being able to admire these plain, "American"-styled sentences narrated by Meursault, with the contrast of the ending of part one being so tight and yet so beautiful. I read Camus for Sisyphus, yet he is much better of a prose writer than I had ever anticipated.

— Nov 21, 2025 09:56PM Add a comment