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“You would like to know more about this Sultana; your eyes nervously scour the pages of thin airmail paper as if you expected to see her appear at any moment…”
No, dear Author, I would not.
Good thing I’m a sucker for second person POV & books about books.
Good thing I’m a sucker for second person POV & books about books.
I kept zoning out and needing to bring myself back in due to the descriptive sections. Typically this is something I love in books but just doesn't work for me via audio. As it is a rather short story, I think I might buy a copy & try again.
It's hard to have thorough opinions of the chronically online when you, yourself, are chronically online.
I thought I would be getting an insightful look into humanity and cognitive biases but instead received a book full of half-baked ruminations. They would have been better as podcast discussion topics.
I will mention that it is ironic she spends an entire essay discussing holistic therapists/practitioners and the ways in which they trick the public to worship their branding, while simultaneously, doing the same thing in a different field.
I'd like to see more from the author once she has really nailed down the art of thorough investigation.
I thought I would be getting an insightful look into humanity and cognitive biases but instead received a book full of half-baked ruminations. They would have been better as podcast discussion topics.
I will mention that it is ironic she spends an entire essay discussing holistic therapists/practitioners and the ways in which they trick the public to worship their branding, while simultaneously, doing the same thing in a different field.
I'd like to see more from the author once she has really nailed down the art of thorough investigation.