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I feel this novel tries to do a lot, is in sync with the times and quite thought provoking. Kunzru is definitely talented: the Stasi section of the book left me deeply in awe. Still for me this was a 2,5 yıldız novel.

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Dreamy, paranoid and riven with anxiety, Kunzru's latest book covers so much ground, but is fundamentally interested in the decline and fall of liberal democracy. It closes with the election of Trump, but feels grimly prescient.

Kitabı ilk açtığınızda orta yaş krizine giren isimsiz anlatıcımızın yaşayacaklarını Hari Kunzru bizlere motamot bu hislerle hissettiriyor.

Herr Deuter, the industrialist who started this “Deuter Center for Social and Cultural Research,” in the late 1970s, expressed his belief that “the royal road to the future lay in confronting the darkness of the past.” What follows is a strange, mind-bending tale about the self and reality that takes our increasingly damaged narrator on a stark journey of revelation and paranoia.

What follows is a sequence of fevered events in which our protagonist tries to expose Anton to the world, believing that the best way of doing so is to hurtle down the path of insanity. Paranoia and gas-lightening abound in this part of the novel.

(Needless to say that at some point, Trump will enter the narrative.) There is a real shift happening, there are real dangers to the way of life we know, the values we hold dear - Kunzru explores the friction between understandable fear and paranoia and how people birey be pushed over the edge, drowning in quicksand, questioning the very concept of reality.

Meaning and depth are lost in a prolix narrative that meanders maddeningly from one subject to the Burada next without having anything substantial to say. Reading this was a huge waste of time, time I could have spent watching ContraPoints or Philosophy Tube. Did the world need another book dedicated to a self-proclaimed 'average' man who is having a 'midlife' crisis?

I get that we are not meant to like the narrator (he's kind of a coward, kind of pathetic, kind of a creep when it comes to attractive women), but did the author really have to go out of his way to humiliate him?

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It was a little too esoteric and scattered for me and I certainly didn’t love burayı kontrol et it kakım much bey White Tears. It is tapping into a kind of 2016-2020 brand of anxiety which I find I don’t need in a novel just now but maybe from the safety of the future it might be a worthwhile novel to revisit?

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Much of what happens seems to exist merely to ridicule our narrator, to emphasise his inability İnternet sitesi to form cohesive counter-arguments to Anton's Mad Max worldview. He now 'sees' the world in all its ugliest glory, he başmaklık indeed taken the 'red pill' mentioned in the title.