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Ryder Morris
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Mason Ward
>24
>UK
>Sometimes a Great Notion, by Ken Kesey
Not too far in but it's pretty good. Disorienting to begin with but it's settled down to a nice flow now.
Dominic Ross
>27
>Nevada
>Notes From the Underground
This nigga is looking at the glass half empty.
Cameron Walker
>24
>UK
>John Dies at the End
I'm enjoying the absurdist humour but the plot is quite hard to follow, every time I pick it up I think how the fuck did it get to this point.
It just gets more and more bizarre.
Carter Anderson
>20
>Germany
>Red Harvest
I like it, although the prose it minimal at best.
Asher Hall
70
Manhattan
Mein Kampf. Lots of interesting ideas in this book. It's a good book. Actually, I'm not reading it but my assistant is reading it for me. He says it's a good book. Great book.
Isaac Lee
>18
>long island
>the picture of Dorian Gray
Very good, actually. Prose is excellent and the themes are clear and expressive since the first page.
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Leo Collins
>20
>France but I live in NYC
>Sous le soleil de Satan
Literally just started it, can't say yet
Isaiah Gray
>23
>Florida
>Beloved
It's damn good but holy shit can she get carried away with redundant analogies and similes. The book could have a third shaved off and it would have the same effect.
I have never read any Wilder because his work struck me as having Purple Prose but that mght be because I his gay as portraits. How would you describe his writing in Dorian Grey?