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It turned out to be an excellent story to fall asleep to. Its just random and monotonous enough to be a sleep aid.

This was one of the best books I have ever read. This is top notch Science Fiction.

I think I'm going to put this on my reading list. Thanks for this great video. I found this to be a really interesting suggestion in a sea of honestly vapid book discourse. I really appreciate that. I subscribed

What a great summary of this book! I just read it and needed this to refresh the plot

do NOT troon out

Are you planning to do a review for Deadhouse gates ? :)

a great channel ! a great review !

My favorite book

I read it and he seems devoid of enthusiasm, no zest for life whatsoever

strange creature...

Interesting to find someone else feeling "complex" about the ending, as I tend to put it; my first reaction was that we got a "draft" version of the ending; i could swear I saw at least one curious line-break in the later pages... I literally shouted out in confusion at what I feel to be an incredibly anticlimactic "conclusion" to their relationship... I saw a reddit post suggesting Mahit undergoing mycelliumization would've tied a nicer bow on her character... Personally, it felt quite unsatisfying; neither the bow, nor an (imho) "deserved/kitschy" romantic ending... Thanks for your take!

Ryn my favourite book acc

What a splendid video! I love how you talked all about the key points of interest and straight to the point!!

Oh I'm so excited to read these books!!!

This one was odd and surprising. I just took it as someone who got caught up in metaphysics, who was drugged and kidnapped. So their mind created this world out of trauma and it became a familiar comfort. But maybe I'm not good at thinking abstractly. 😅 Are you ever going to do traditional format videos that booktubers do? Non-spoiler reviews, monthly reading lists, etc? I need more of you. 😬

Is that a journal you write notes in? 🥺 I want to get into this series, but Im waiting for him to get more momentum in writing the next. He's written short stories, so I'm hoping the wait is short. ❤❤❤

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I'm excited to get to this series after reading his Shattered Sea trilogy. He writes great character banter.

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My, my, yet another great book review by Ryn Farron, and I can confidently say it was scrumdiddlyumptious 😋

This book is sooooo poorly written but thankfully they do actually get better. By Stonewielder it's actually readable and by Dancers Lament it's actually really damn good.

Your channel is currently my favourite on youtube.

Thanks very much for this. I needed help working out what was going on in this novel.

I think Roger Zelazny was great, but I haven't read this one. Interesting. Even though you said it was awful, I'm now inclined to check it out. Peace.

This was an interesting video, as I've never seen someone introduced to NieR Replicant in other media that it wasn't Automata (the most popular sequel game) or the actual game. Some things that I disliked on the book is that they completely skipped the prologue with the siblings in 2053, it's such an interesting sequence how after that there's a whole time skip to 3465, you're introduced to the same pair of siblings now living on this village somehow; and this is something that gets stuck on your mind until it's finally answered moments before credits are rolling out. The other one is that Devola and Popola working as overseers on Project Gestalt isn't something to be known until the very end of the story, but I can't give more details as that would spoil more than making a point of out it. Honestly, just like in the game, the later half of the story is where all the good stuff happens, it just feels like everything here was necessary to get introduced to everyone and just it, but the second half does a perfect job on giving each "location" a memorable close that I can't blame the first half on being slow, so I would 100% encourage you to get it if you find it discounted as well.

This is one of my absolute favorites of all time, super gripping and environmentally amazing!

Raw stuff, first one I read by him and will properly remain it, liked it a lot though, always love when authors pours much of themself into the work, I also think it being a rough draft made it impact me more, the part where he speaks of his teacher was extremely touching, had some well captured emotion.

Even if bad, it introduced me to this new author! lol For your review, might have been the case of just doing a short story to out the idea down

"Just bizarre, wow... it was... somethin' else!" Those words from your review here would make an excellent blurb for the back cover of this book. I like to call this kind of book a "drugstore book." In the 1970s, my little local drugstore had a book rack full of paperbacks like this -- very short, inexpensive, inconsequential science fiction things. As a kid I loved reading them, never mind the fact that they were often nearly unintelligible to my young mind.

Having read Zarathustra recently, I, too, came away from it with less understanding than I'd hoped (and this, from a person who has actually read other works by Nietzsche before). I was enthusiastic about reading it because of a piece of music that has long been a favorite of mine, Richard Strauss' tone poem Also Sprach Zarathustra. My copy of the book now sits on the shelf next to my other Nietzsche volumes, waiting for a future me capable of understanding it.

I enjoyed your review of this. I'm particularly glad to hear you say "I started to get him," around your halfway point in the book. I, too, get Holden, although I'd probably find it hard to get along with him in real life. Who knows, maybe he'd even think I'm a phony, too. I read this book again recently after many years away from it, and I think it's both very much a product of its time, as well as a book that resonates most with a reader in a very specific -- young -- time in their life.

Splendid recap!

Great recap! You helped me make sense of that ending.

Big fan of this book. Great as an audiobook. I think its really fun and I enjoy the writing a lot. Also I highly recommend reading Vita Nostra. I think youd like it. I have a review

When I read this one I really didn't like it, I think mostly because of the superfluous prose, but hearing you describe it I feel like I missed a whole lot. Might try and give it a second shot.

I remember reading this in high school and being so annoyed by how much I saw of myself in Holden 😂😅😬

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i religiously watch your videos

Hey man, you gotta spell the author's name right X_X