If you read my last blog post you may remember that I found The Shrouded Women quite anxiety inducing, for this weeks story I read Agostino by Alberto Moravia but if I thought last weeks story was “bad” (in the sense of feeling, not content, I quite enjoyed The Shrouded Women!) then this weeks story […]
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To begin, I did not mind reading Roberto Artl’s “Mad Toy”. I did not love it, but I did not dislike it. I enjoyed the structure of the writing as it was clear, and the desriptions were explained in a strong way, but did not run on like with Proust’s writing. In my eyes, this […]
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