Abigail McCool > Recent Status Updates

Oh this book is messy and sad and lovely big fan

"What's optimistic about other people falling in love?" - this book has supreme one liners

"Maybe I'm not brave enough for love." Oh Reza I get you my guy

"He can rename me whatever he wants."

Oh Judy and your yellow roses - I'm right there with you girlie

"I'm too angry to have time for love."

Ok I'm sat

"Do what you want and keep the money."

SO CLOSE - molly bloom i love you bad

Okay we're talking about space and stars (we've never been more back). I need this book to be OVER. I know Joyce is so smart, but alas, I fear his ramblings just feel disorganized and discombobulated rather than intelligent. No one can ever say he wasn't original however...

So confused but SO intrigued

Joyce combines multiple modes of writing in this book. Very ambitious: some work better than others. Actually excited to read his take on a play version of the following events.

Men should not have a say in women's rights and this 20 page long nonsense conversation is proof of that

Maybe I just haven't been to Europe enough but men do NOT talk like this

I'm bored. I dont care about all these random characters. I feel like Bloom is barely in the story nor is Stephen there much and they seem the most compelling characters to me. This book kind of reads like a collection of short stories in how separate every part feels to the other. Hoping for a Molly Bloom story soon...