After finishing the book, I was left with the internal question of “What did I just read?” And then I looked up the author, and it started to make more sense. The Hour of the Star by Clarice Lispector is yet another book that dives into the themes of identity, the search for meaning, and […]
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Wow! Well, this was not necessarily the longest book, it absolutely put my head into a blender (this is the only expression that felt applicable). While I do feel like I enjoyed the book, it made me just as confused at the first week of blog posts. I feel as though the author did a […]
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