It’s a story of the dark recess of the mind. Bizarr (but in a good way).
Feb 10, 2024
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READ THIS BOOK!!! a disgraced journalist investigates a reclusive film director after the director's daughter is found dead in an abandoned warehouse in nyc under mysterious circumstances. whatever you think it's gonna be like based on that description, think again. this book blossoms and metamorphosizes into so many different things and somehow manages to ace every single one. i loved it so much that i was making myself only read ONE PAGE A DAY to make it last longer. 600 pages but feels so much shorter. and the best part? it's incredibly immersive, in part because the author utilizes a ton of multimodal aspects to make it more realistic. things like psych ward files, police reports, websites-- pic attached is an example. it's the only book i've ever read that includes such multimodal aspects in a way that feels INCREDIBLY true to life-- i regularly forgot i was reading fiction and started to look up the director's films to add to my watchlist. SO GOOD, read it now!!!
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you've probably alr heard of this book but if you haven't read it I def recommend you do! its only 159 pages and it reads kind of like a very tame fever dream. my review of the book was: "made me want to die, in a good way" so do with that what you will
Apr 27, 2024
really great, creepy book. It’s about a guy who stalks and kidnaps a woman and it’s told first from his perspective and then hers.
Mar 8, 2024
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A former church in Amsterdam, converted into a music venue. atmosphere is great and the indoor balconies provide an intimate feeling
Feb 10, 2024
Once a year I remember that this video exists, and then get mad that I don’t think about it every day. a 2017 treasure. absolute cinematic masterpiece.
Feb 11, 2024
you‚ve got Milan, Como, and Lugano (a cute town in Switzerland) all in driving distance! And sooo many fairy tale villages
Feb 11, 2024