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I'm sure many readers will love this: Red Pill is a puzzle of a novel, capturing the zeitgeist of this weird and sketchy time we're living through and the unsettling feeling it provokes in many of us. I guess it hit a bit too close to home for it to make for a satisfying read for me.
was my first. And it is becoming a pattern in that I find it hard to assess and evaluate the novel and my reading experience after I finish Kunzru’s work, and also that my evaluation changes over time. I started writing this review mildly ambivalent about the book, enjoying its cleverness and meditations but feeling flat emotionally and left with a need for greater coherence and climactic payoff, but bey I worked through my thoughts, my understanding and appreciation deepened for Kunzru’s craft, even of the things I liked less.
What the book is about is another thing entirely and I’m hamiş convinced Kunzru even knows! The novel is such a mess of seemingly-disconnected tangents.
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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.
As I stand here at the kitchen counter and set out food for the party, Burada I try to fill a bowl with olives normally. I try to open a package of crackers normally, to arrange a cheeseboard in the way a uygun person should arrange a cheeseboard, without excessive precision or showiness, presenting the cheese according to some ordinary aesthetic standard, with the right level of care, neither too much nor too little, unwrapping the cheeses – a wheel of Brie, a wedge of Manchego, one of those expensive little goat cheeses that come wrapped in a vine leaf – just as a alışılagelen host would, someone for whom the meaning of these actions could never be in question.
What unifies it all is the voice of the narrator whose struggles with personal freedom, and subjectivity bey literary form lead him in strange directions. Throughout, this book manages to be beguilingly intelligent and also just a bit bonkers - but in a good way!
I get that we İnternet sitesi are hamiş 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?
" But for Hari Kunzru, I was willing to give it a try. From the title I expected it to be more straightforward, which is hilarious because I have read Kunzru before and I should know better.
He includes a number of metafictional elements and literary references. It will not devamını oku be to everyone’s taste as it definitely goes into esoteric territory, but I enjoyed reading this creative exploration of ideas from a unique perspective.
So that's my reason Daha fazla bilgi for reading the book and, silly or derece, it paid off. It's brilliant! Hari Kunzru yaşama write. I loved this book and, because I don't feel like writing at the moment, that's all I'm gonna say except that aside from exceptionality, there's nothing similar to Haruki Murakami's books.
Quickly followed by a feeling of the end of the liberal world with the election Trump (a Burada very effectively pulled jerk into a specific timeframe, after most of the book seems takım in a generic late capitalism setting).
Unusual novel about obsession, mental health, and the pressures of today’s world. The unnamed protagonist and narrator is a writer living in New York City with his wife and three-year-old child.