Campbell

best part was the goldfinch reference

this has got to be the gayest of shakespeares plays

good story, but the dialogue was nearly unbearable. new #1 pet peeve is the way authors write mathematicians (we don't think in equations!)

this book reaches into my soul and gives me comfort that no other person/book/movie or anything has ever given me. levin specifically gives me so much comfort (this repeat word is intentional and is my nod towards tolstoy's style), his struggles with existence and crisis of faith resonates so deeply with me - i think he perfectly represents that group in society which is intelligent enough to understand complex debates and conversations but doesn't know how to contribute to them, what opinion to have or how to say what they think. also so cool that levin is like tolstoy's self portrait of a character (great minds...? lolz). anyway i cannot wait to spend the rest of my life rereading this and on the off chance anyone is actually reading this haphazard review please read this book specifically the pevear and volokhonsky translation, im dying to talk about it ty

Excited to see my therapist next week so I can cry to her about how this book describes everything I've ever wanted from love and from life. This was an excellent and natural portrayal of the FTL trope nice job Emily!!!