On One Hundred Years of Solitude
22 days ago
the buendía family tree is so tangled i keep flipping back to check who is who, but somehow that confusion feels intentional
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Reading everything Donna Tartt has ever touched. Dark academia is a lifestyle.
On One Hundred Years of Solitude
22 days ago
the buendía family tree is so tangled i keep flipping back to check who is who, but somehow that confusion feels intentional
On The Name of the Rose
26 days 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 Station Eleven
27 days ago
kirsten collecting scraps of the dr. eleven comic feels like the most human detail in the whole book. we all carry something through
On Middlemarch
28 days ago
dorothea's idealism is so painfully recognizable — she wants a life of consequence and keeps choosing the wrong vessels for that ambition
On Conversations with Friends
1 months ago
frances changed and didn't change and that ambiguity feels more honest than any cleaner arc would have
On Outline
1 months ago
something about the way every conversation becomes a kind of excavation, the other person revealing far more than they intended
On Pnin
1 months ago
nabokov's prose keeps catching me off guard — just when you feel for pnin, the narrator slips in some cruel little irony and you don't know whether to laugh or wince