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the feeling: interwoven genres, over the top but it works, bottle episode, gay tension, kismesis-itude, horror but fun, like a campfire, leaves you feeling, a tease

professional root

A book I loved most when it was engaging with and playing with the tropes of noir, especially when we sometimes see a glimpse of the perspective of other characters who may or may not be manipulating us through these tropes.

I found this book a challenging read - as a reader and viewer, I tend to be get overwhelmed when there are social situations where characters are lying or obscuring information, so I had to stop and come back frequently.

The mystery was satisfying, and, although grim, I enjoyed the way adults can misunderstand youth and the way a story of what a relationship should be like obscure reality.

like the tarot of vague but beautiful architectural archetypes

I loved this framework for cooking