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Linkrot.
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Book make me cry like a little baby. All time favourite.
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What a relief after 3 unbearably straight and awful books in a row.
A wonderful mess.
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There are some nice things in here that I would really like in any
other book, but not this one.
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Such link rot.
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The better of the two, but largely the same. I feel like these books
are a bit too autobiographical, but I don't know if I'm allowed to
accuse an author of that.
My real problem is that I read these books as largely uncritical
of their characters. They behave in nonsense ways, are mostly
uncritical of their own behaviour, and don't really have arcs of
growth or change. I suppose this book had a bit of one, but only
in the last two chapters.
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Unbearably straight. Eyerolls and sighs per page off the charts.
Shout out to Joanna, I guess.
I kinda like the lack of quotation marks though to be honest.
After half of the Ruth Ozeki novel and now this, I need to get back
to some genre fiction.
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There is not that much distinct stuff here anymore.
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Suffers a little bit from middle book but I really enjoyed it. Read
it faster than the first one too, despite its length.
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Mixed bag like most collections of short stories. Some of them are
pretty good. The author of the worst written story also has the
worst written bio.
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Absolutely indiscriminately.
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For some reason I haven't been able to figure out, trying to poll
/dev/tty returns POLLNVAL (and this was using 100% CPU looping),
but using stderr instead works fine.
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I am trying out actually using oksh full time. Surviving with no
right prompt.
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Never seen a title telegraph the reveal so hard. Excited to read
the next one though.
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I used to have this ages ago. Don't know why I got rid of it.
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Look, it's okay. But I should have been done with classics fan
fiction last time I said so.
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This reverts commit 22665bf41ed91131dc6146806b1f0226f2ece4d8.
Ok the reason you DON'T do that is because then every post older
than colb gets regenerated.
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There are some truly horrifying and gruesome bits though.
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This fixes, for example, where the link gets placed on
static regex_t regex(const char *pattern, int flags)
in title.c.
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So good, but so long. Reminded me of The Ten Thousand Doors of
January at the beginning, and more of that N. K. Jemisin series
about gods later. I like this interacting with gods and becoming
something like one sort of thing.
God, it took me a whole month (more?) to read and this is only my
third book of the year :( I need some more novellas to read, but
the other books I have from the library currently are also thick.
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