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Veteran
Look at the post above yours
Y'all be reading sum diabolical shyt up in here
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I think this is what King meant by "You Like It Darker" cuz his shyt was not even 'lights dimmed' compared to da shyt y'all reading
just started. This guy is living the same life over and over and retains the memories of them
Kinda sounds like Recursion by Blake Crouch that I read earlier this yr but I luv me a good book that plays with time and/or memory
JoelB
All Praise To TMH
Kinda sounds like Recursion by Blake Crouch that I read earlier this yr but I luv me a good book that plays with time and/or memory
same, thats why i picked it up. When the main character dies, he gets reborn in the same place/year...almost like New Game+ in a videogame.
In his first life he might get married to a woman, but in his second, lets say he joins the military instead. He still has the memories of the previous marriage but his wife doesnt know who he is now.
I added Recursion to my Goodreads
I'ma add that first '15 Lives' book to my Storygraph To Read list. Shyt, the thought of living through 15 lives is exhausting, but the concept of making different choices with accumulated knowledge is one I think we've all pondered about fr---like inserting your present mind into your younger self type ish.
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Anything in particular in it that fukked you up? was it the ending?WHY did I read this???this shyt is DARK
I'm going the fukk to sleep
Heard this too, is it worth copping then would you say? i enjoyed Tender quite a bit
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I would say so. It's under 200 pages so it is a fairly quick read
Have you read it? Either way without giving away too much I'll say yes the ending did fukk me up but moreso it was the overall tone of the story. The allegory was strong enough that you could see all of the ways people could reason themselves into cannibalism. We see, experience, and act out the same type of cognitive dissonant behavior everyday
Looking it up rn then. good looking out, glad i found the thread.
