Rate the last book you read.
8/10
Blood Meridian
9.5/10
the ambiguity of the ending tore me up inside
The Hero with a Thousand Faces
7/10
Psychoanalytic horseshit, but interesting
Cloud Altas
8/10Everything was top tier except Lusia RayFuck her.
Finite Humourlessness
0/10
Tau Zero
5/10
I liked the emphasis on the science behind the spaceship, but the melodrama of the crew got repetitive after a while. Plus it was annoying how every problem a man had was solved by the 1st officer fucking him.
Ulysses
4/10
One of, if not the most overrated canon works I've read, even Infinite Jest (which was also dissapoitning) was better.
>>7356079
Well I guess we better go tell all those scholars that the book is actually overrated now--what would we do without you
East of Eden
9/10
>>7356000
V. 7.75/10
8/10
bretty fun read, didn't have a lot to say apart from justifying zealotry tho
>>7356000
kawabata's Snow Country
9/ 10
could be nothing but kawabata's depictions of scenery and still 9/10
10/10 I couldn't ask for anything more from a biography.
10/10
Entertaining, profound, beautifully written.
>>7356271
Are you me?
7/10
insightful look at what the novel is and how it has changed (although Shields' definition of novel/fiction is too narrow), w/ inspiring passages on authenticity and originality. highly recommend.
9.5/10. Hilarious. Shits on everything. Robinson was an absolute madman.
>>7356287
Disraeli is based af
Thanks for posting this, anon, I'm gonna check it out.
>>7356000
Shakespeare's Memory
8/10
Wind Up Bird Chronicle 7/10
If I took a lot more time to analyze everything I would probably like it more
>>7358004
that book is dank dude
8.5 leaning towards 9/10
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10/10. What more could I wish for from science fiction? It's an inspiring book about the boundaries of humanity, and an intelectual game full of suprises.
Ulysses
4/10
