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19/52. David Grann - The Wager. Meticulously researched though somewhat at the expense of narrative momentum, felt like it wasn’t sure if it wanted to be a harrowing survival epic or a dense courtroom procedural.
▲ 64 r/52book

19/52. David Grann - The Wager. Meticulously researched though somewhat at the expense of narrative momentum, felt like it wasn’t sure if it wanted to be a harrowing survival epic or a dense courtroom procedural.

u/IntoTheAbsurd — 2 days ago
▲ 7 r/52book

18/52. Émile Zola - The Earth. Unrelenting in its visceral bleakness, I found a lot of it bogged down by confusing narrative shifts, excessive backstories, and heavy-handed political tangents that constantly disrupt the story's flow.

u/IntoTheAbsurd — 7 days ago