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when do these animals finally start talking and aiming proverbs at me? all i’m reading are insanely realistic animals’ perspectives and behaviour descriptions.

Carta a una señorita en París

Cómo desliza por debajo de la puerta lo que le pasa al tipo el hdp de Cortázar. La ves venir en la segunda leída recién. Me encantó.

btw, qué cute suena (y qué perturbador termina siendo) vomitar conejitos.

’Casa Tomada’

Palabras Claves: Casa, Familia, Encierro, Miedo.

currently state: fighting w the demons (changing my pfp)

MAY CONTAIN HEAVY SPOILER

Midthrough The Life of a Stupid Man:

"So, goodbye, then"

This story coming right after Death Register feels on purpose. Is this the narrator's registration of his own death now? Even if this was the publishing house's decision, I feel it gives both tales a connected sense around death I like.

'Death Register'

Unlike the first tale, I didn't read it twice. I hold onto my first impression, which ain't studious. I read this is autobiographical, makes sense. I felt no emotions and that was rich.

Further on, I stopped looking for a portrait of my own father in words that don't belong to me. This is Annie's father; shall I remind myself that.

'In a Bamboo Grove'

I read this tale twice. On the second reading, and searching up for period context, I feel I finally grasped the actual meaning of it; I ended up enclosing it as 'A tale about honor/shame'. That's it.

Liked it, also, for I enjoy most unrelatable narrators.

“Remember when your father used to take you to school on his bike?”

aaaa i do :c

estoy a esto 🤏🏻 de no terminarlo

ya se me fueron las ganas de seguir con el último :(

mm no me esta gustando el de la mujer. me aburro

Interesante cómo empezó el cuento de la mujer de Atlántida. No sé si el medio me convence.

El del ojo en la garganta pegó fuerte che