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im not the type to reread books but this one hits. dark themes, mentions of greek literature. theres a murder a bunch of college kids got involved in, you find out who died by the first page! too much thinking without grounding. a fine line between moral philosophy and real human conscience. absolutely love this book, been rereading this right now.
6d ago
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I love a good boarding school murder! Very fun page turner that’s smarter than it needs to be, just ignore the one annoying gimmick running through it (you’ll know what I mean). This one helped me bounce back into reading since I truly could not put it down and kept thinking about it when I wasn’t reading it.
Jul 7, 2024
i was helping a friend move out and spotted this book a few months ago. immediately i asked if i could borrow it and she said yes & i was so happy. i even caught myself surprised with this because i hadn’t done like heavy reading in a fat while but i was somehow drawn to this. after i discovered this book, i remembered how much i actually love reading and learning.
i think everyone should read this book, especially given what the world has come to today. it provides fresh insight through a lens critical of mass genocide and looks back on history, the people & their mindsets behind them, and the aftermath. really makes you think about how easily things could be avoided.
its pretty small, easy to carry and just easy to read too so i tend to take it anywhere i go and read whenever i can because its gotten me that intrigued and curious
Genocide (1985) – Edited by A. A. Galkin, published by Progress Publishers.
Mar 30, 2025
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so damn good. currently reading the lady in the lake and man it rips. I love the sense of humor, the descriptions , the storytellin. read some of James Cain earlier this year. even though these works are almost a century old the themes feel v relevant & human.
Apr 11, 2024
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