Sofya Evdokimova

genre: #contemporary #literary first publication: March 10, 2015 my rating: 7/10 dit dit dash dit dash dash dash dash dit dit dit dit Lying on a glacier going through the ocean of ordeal; chewing on broken glass; feeling the slow tightening of the rusty screws of emotions, which dissect

genre: #classics #historical first publication: 1965 my rating: 6.5/10 Yet another amphibolic book review, or Stoner by John Williams. The good. The main character. The complexity, the drama (which, in fact, is more of a tragedy), the emotions. The bad and the ugly. Murphy's law. The

genre: #contemporary #literary first publication: September 1, 2011 my rating: 9/10 A capite, mea culpa, I don't know what to start with. In the begging was the Word and my wish to read this book, so will start with that. The peak through the f-hole of an

genre: #contemporary #literary first publication: September 16, 1992, September 23, 2013 my rating: 10/10 Flawed in their plots, flawed in their execution, flawed in their characters and settings, yet Tartt's books are near perfection. Near the flawed and dark perfection. The therapeutic language guides the reader through

genre: #contemporary #literary first publication: October 5, 2021 my rating: 10/10 The talent of making ordinary things fascinating, or Jonathan Franzen and his genius. Writing about his characters and their ordinary lives, Franzen slowly, easily, perhaps, casually dissects the reader. He shows that he knows everything about you. Sentence