On The Red Badge of Courage
9 days ago
crane's prose has this strange dreamy quality — henry's fear feels almost hallucinatory, not quite real
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On The Red Badge of Courage
9 days ago
crane's prose has this strange dreamy quality — henry's fear feels almost hallucinatory, not quite real
On Circe
13 days ago
i keep forgetting this is ancient greece because the interiority feels so modern and immediate, and somehow that doesn't bother me at all
On The Red Badge of Courage
18 days ago
henry desperately wanting a wound to prove something to himself is such a painfully human impulse
On The Red Badge of Courage
1 months ago
crane's prose has this strange dreamy quality — henry's fear feels almost hallucinatory, not quite real
On Circe
1 months ago
the chapters on her island exile have this strange dual feeling — imprisonment and relief at once, which i think is exactly the point
On The Name of the Rose
1 months ago
the ending left me sitting quietly for a while. all that knowledge, all those books. the question of whether truth is worth its cost lingers uncomfortably
On Stoner
1 months ago
the departmental politics with lomax are so pettily vicious, which somehow makes them more unsettling than grand villainy would be