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It is a really great read so far, and it will bum you out like it ought to.
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I was just looking for that on Audible. Those crackers didn't have it.
It is a really great read so far, and it will bum you out like it ought to.
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Just finished Freeway Rick Ross's autobiography. It's not very polished but it's a pretty interesting story of a fairly unique figure in urban crime. Rick Ross has a laid-back, relatable persona that is the antithesis of the cut-throat, greedy Scarface archetype embodied by so many real-life gangsters. In fact, to call Ross a gangster at all is a bit of a stretch; he's all business, a guy who discouraged fighting and beefing, who avoided flash and (for the most part) excess, and who, in a different world, probably could have been a successful CEO.
Also read The Door Into Summer by Robert Heinlein. Dated, but a fun read. The cat makes it.
Now I'm a couple chapters into Ready Player One.
Also the basis for Miller's Crossing along with The Glass Key, IIRC.
Cute and spicy.
Way of Kings.
I liked Syl and Shallan. The rest I was kind of neutral on. Held my attention for ~1200 pages and I'll read the sequel, but was hoping to love more characters.
Started Lies...
Wild Arms Junky.
The ending of 1984 made me very sad. Thats all.
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It should.
That's the point.
You sir, are a hideous hermaphroditical character which has neither the force and firmness of a man, nor the gentleness and sensibility of a woman.
This Mishima kills fascists
The Strange Library
Murakami is not a great writer, but he has written some great books. This is not one of them
Wild Arms Junky.
I wasn't expecting a bullshit Disney ending but what ended up happening was terrible. It was worse than the protags being killed.
It's left me so morose I'm not even sure which book to read now. Brave New World didn't end half so badly.
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