by Elias Tezapsidis

Outline – Rachel Cusk

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I just really hate feeling like the intended audience of what seems to be a manifesto to giving up on the idea of fiction.

In Times of Facing Light – Eugen Ruge

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Like an overcrowded social gathering where one is forced to meet many people on a superficial level, the book offers little insight into the motivations, incentives, and desires of its characters.

Liminality Prevails in Dark Paradise

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There are two broader themes mutually shared between all exhibited artwork: first, the melancholic loneliness of landscape, and second, the duality of heavenly elements in a hellish milieu or, conversely, the demonic details in a heavenly environment.

I Knew You Were Trouble

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At this point, the only way Paglia could shock her audience would be for her to not be offensive.

Prehistoric Times – Eric Chevillard

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The vernacular is ostentatious in the best way possible, and the occasional geeky archeologist terminology is believable coming from the mouth of the narrator, who can be imagined as a sort of David Schwimmer character during his Friends-era popularity.

Metawritings: Notes Toward a Theory of Nonfiction – Jill Talbot

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It would be no surprise if, solely based on the book’s title, many would-be readers rolled their eyes uncontrollably.