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The Archive of the Forgotten (Hell's Library #2)
A.J. Hackwith
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Skin of the Sea (Skin of the Sea, #1)
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A Song of Wraiths and Ruin by Rosanne Brown The Gilded Ones by Namina Forna Akata Witch by Nnedi Okorafor
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A Song of Wraiths and Ruin by Rosanne Brown The Gilded Ones by Namina Forna Akata Witch by Nnedi Okorafor
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I never need to think about Moby Dick ever again.
It mostly felt like a non-fiction book about whales and whaling and I did not sign up for that. Sure a fact or three here and there, fine. I was not expecting boring, unwanted information for 87% of the book.
From what I previously heard about Moby Dick over the years, I was expecting more interaction with mad, overzealous Ahab and an asshole whale but only got that in the last 20 pages of the novel. Sure you get a sense of Ahab's craziness and ramblings at sporadic moments before these last 20 pages but it was not nearly enough to keep me entertained. Finishing this was a chore and the only reason I did was because it has been on my classics list for a while now and I had to see what all the hubbub was about.
Yea , yea I get the whole "everyone has their own white whale" moral of the story aspect. Great. But the way Herman Melville writes/approaches this doesn't do it for me.
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I never need to think about Moby Dick ever again.
It mostly felt like a non-fiction book about whales and whaling and I did not sign up for that. Sure a fact or three here and there, fine. I was not expecting boring, unwanted information for 87% of the book.
From what I previously heard about Moby Dick over the years, I was expecting more interaction with mad, overzealous Ahab and an asshole whale but only got that in the last 20 pages of the novel. Sure you get a sense of Ahab's craziness and ramblings at sporadic moments before these last 20 pages but it was not nearly enough to keep me entertained. Finishing this was a chore and the only reason I did was because it has been on my classics list for a while now and I had to see what all the hubbub was about.
Yea , yea I get the whole "everyone has their own white whale" moral of the story aspect. Great. But the way Herman Melville writes/approaches this doesn't do it for me.
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The Ballad of Perilous Graves
Alex Jennings