Tyler
First of the series I had to wait for since I discovered and binged the previous seven. We're accumulating so much plot as the series goes on I'm unsure I'm even going to remember all the loose ends by the time #9 comes out.
First of the series I had to wait for since I discovered and binged the previous seven. We're accumulating so much plot as the series goes on I'm unsure I'm even going to remember all the loose ends by the time #9 comes out.
Book as a home cooked meal, felt nice to inhabit this world for a bit where everyone is surprisingly well adjusted because they all already lived through the past; now they're working through it.
Book as a home cooked meal, felt nice to inhabit this world for a bit where everyone is surprisingly well adjusted because they all already lived through the past; now they're working through it.
Anse Bundren sure is a force of nature. Narrative structure was fascinating: first person with rotating perspectives; some easier to follow/more aligned with objective reality than others. Hits themes about nature and the futility of resisting nature. And in the end, the only force of nature is Pa.
Anse Bundren sure is a force of nature. Narrative structure was fascinating: first person with rotating perspectives; some easier to follow/more aligned with objective reality than others. Hits themes about nature and the futility of resisting nature. And in the end, the only force of nature is Pa.
Updated a reading goal:
Read 24 books by December 31, 2026
Progress so far: 12 / 24 50%
