Kafka and Dostoevsky have some great reads.
The way Kafka explores absurdity, alienation, and existential anxiety feels strangely relatable even today, while Dostoevsky dives deep into guilt, morality, suffering, and the human mind in a way that feels painfully real. What are your best reads?
" I go to seek a great perhaps." the famous line by Francois Rabelais got me. I looked up and found "Looking for Alaska" is based on The Great Perhaps theme. How did you find it?
And more importantly; what are your the great perhaps?
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Fried and Prejudice. 😁
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I love it when people show immense love for books, their favorite books, and keep' em journals. I recently came across a few book journals and absolutely loved them. But now that everything has gone digital, book journals have been rare finds. Do you guys still make them?
Is this a good historical fiction? Does the book feel like Troy movie?
Me - The Alchemist.
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I recently watched Cillian Murphy talk about this book in an interview, and the way he describes and his taste, It instantly made me add to my next reads.
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Some people say it’s powerful and emotional, others say it’s overrated or even problematic in the way it handles relationships.
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