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Rated Mysteries 5/10

Finished reading Fugitive Telemetry

Wants to read The Nerd Reich: Silicon Valley Fascism and the War on Democracy

Wants to read Do Dice Play God?: The Mathematics of Uncertainty

Wants to read ACCELERATED LEARNING: Advanced Techniques for High Performances, Memory Improvement and Speed Reading

Wants to read For the Love of Music: A Conductor's Guide to the Art of Listening

Wants to read Henry V

Rated Bury Our Bones in the Midnight Soil 10/10

Rated In a Glass Darkly 8/10

Finished reading We

Rated A Tale for the Time Being 10/10

A tender, strange and intellectually restless novel about time, memory, loneliness and the fragile ways people become connected through words. It moves between intimate teenage despair and much larger questions about history, technology, nature and whether reading someone’s story can become a form of responsibility.
Some of its philosophical detours occasionally slow the emotional momentum, but they also give the book its unusual depth. What stayed with me most was its refusal to treat suffering as something neat or easily resolved. It allows uncertainty to remain uncertainty.
Quietly devastating, formally playful and much warmer than its darkest moments initially suggest. A book about finding another person’s voice and realizing that simply paying attention may already change both of you.

Finished reading The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde and Other Tales of Terror

Finished reading Death of the Author

Rated Night of the Grizzlies 8/10

Wants to read Bel-Ami

Wants to read Os Demônios

Rated A Room with a View 6/10

Wants to read Uncle Silas

Wants to read The Queen of the Night

Rated Revolutionary Road 10/10

Wants to read The Future Is History: How Totalitarianism Reclaimed Russia

Wants to read American Pastoral

Wants to read Salvage the Bones

Wants to read The Portable Edgar Allan Poe

Rated A Farewell to Arms 2/10