The Man Who Was Thursday: A Nightmare

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my bible of absurdity, poetry, and crusades

Super weird. I loved it.

Interestingly weird, and weirdly entertaining, this book could well have been painted by Dali himself. An anomaly among his equals, G. K. Chesterton sought the truth in a time when the truth was a mostly contested topic. A truly courageous man.
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I didn't really like it. Apart from the very first revelation, I guessed every single one of them from the very first clue, which did not make me feel like Hercule Poirot but instead made me feel cheated. Basically I thought this was going to be a real thriller, perhaps even a nightmare, but instead it was a a clunky dud.

I loved the book from the beginning and enjoyed every page. It was quite funny and full of humor, plus I liked the poetic descriptions. The ending was a little strange and at first I struggled to understand, but once I meditated, I could understand the deeper meaning inherent in this book.