Creative Marketing Guy. Reading is my one vice.
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I return to this book every so often because it seems so pure and I filtered in its voice and style. An absolute joy to read that also requires a few passes to fully comprehend (even if I can’t say that still don’t fully understand).
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It’s like if David Lynch wrote lesbian sci-fi fan fiction and I love it.
