I don't know how Kristen Arnett knows so much about carving up dead things but i can guess how she knows about the tangles of love which she writes abI don't know how Kristen Arnett knows so much about carving up dead things but i can guess how she knows about the tangles of love which she writes about so beautifully. How the sailor's knots of love can pleasure and pain you so much you want to jettison yourself into a numb void. How you can feel so much a part of someone you cannot have that you hold on even though it hurts. How love is complicated and clumsy and pestering when it refuses to let go.
Lots of dead things. Lots of cheek/lip/mouth biting to blood. Lots of lovely.
i'm giving this book a five star rating even though I'm not sure I understood the book. i went on a reddit thread and googled some stuff and it was oni'm giving this book a five star rating even though I'm not sure I understood the book. i went on a reddit thread and googled some stuff and it was only a small satisfaction. The book itself is a large satisfaction. For me, anyway. I love Murakami's tone. It's soothing. I love how he takes me into a strange labryinth and doesn't tell me its one or explain anything really but I just enjoy being in the labryinth. I love following each corridor even if it's a dead end. If I had the inkling I would enjoy taking a class where they teach each of his books. I know there's more to each one than what I am interpreting or not interpreting. But even on its surface, TWUBC was an enjoyable journey....more
My favorite of all the Kings! Read it about 8 times. M-O-O-N that spells 8 times!
2020 update: What better time to re-read my favorite novel of all timMy favorite of all the Kings! Read it about 8 times. M-O-O-N that spells 8 times!
2020 update: What better time to re-read my favorite novel of all time than during a global pandemic. I loved it again. It comforted me. I fear no evil. ...more
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