An off-kilter and funny novel in which confused yet intelligent animals attempt to interact with confused yet intelligent humans, resulting in the death of Elijah Wood, Salman Rushdie and Wong Kar Wai; a vegan dinner at a sushi restaurant is attended by a dolphin, a bear, a moose, an alien, three humans and the President of the USA, who lectures on the arbitrary nature of consciousness, truth and the universe before getting drunk and playing poker.
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Sorry, I just couldn't get into this. Took a few quirky books on holiday for poolside reading and got about two chapters in before giving up. It was a disjointed jumble of ideas with no discernible purpose. A story didn't get in the way for this author. Advice: we can all recount what are weird and wonderful dreams to us, but that doesn't mean they're worth listening to! Didn't get it and didn't want to waste more of my life trying to.
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I was given this book by someone who thought the title would amuse me. (They were right.) It proved to be one of the weirder books I've read in recent years. It's unlikely you'll have encountered anything like it before - unless you've read anything else by Tao Lin, presumably. The surreal interludes with bears, dolphins and various other fauna were a delight. I had no idea what was going on, but just went with the flow and found I was rather enjoying myself. Whatever the author's message was, I probably absorbed it subliminally. Somehow I feel better for reading this.
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From the blurb of this book I liked the sound of it. But the blurb is misrepresentative of the book, which sounded fun.
All the sentences are short, phrases are often repeated and jumbled. There is no discernible plot, other than a guy who is depressed, bored and obsessed with killing sprees going around in his car being depressed and bored and talking about killing sprees.
I have started to dare my friends to read 20 pages of it and so far none of them have made it because all of them have got too angry and frustrated.
I have made it to p.70 and it has been such a struggle. I have to keep reading other books in between to make myself feel better.
All the sentences are short, phrases are often repeated and jumbled. There is no discernible plot, other than a guy who is depressed, bored and obsessed with killing sprees going around in his car being depressed and bored and talking about killing sprees.
I have started to dare my friends to read 20 pages of it and so far none of them have made it because all of them have got too angry and frustrated.
I have made it to p.70 and it has been such a struggle. I have to keep reading other books in between to make myself feel better.
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I like Tao Lin's writing. I believe I have now read all of his available 'pieces', I saved EEE for last. Read more
Published on 2 Mar 2010 by Lewis A. Mills
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When I first ordered this book I was sure to enjoy it. Once I began reading it I wasn't so sure. Overall the plot of the book is quite confusing and it would probably take you to... Read more
Published on 3 Feb 2009 by M. Vasileva
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yes
i liked this novel. too.
this book put me in a bad mood and made me feel miserable.
but in between that it made me feel very happy. Read more
this book put me in a bad mood and made me feel miserable.
but in between that it made me feel very happy. Read more
Published on 16 Mar 2008 by sshhh
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intern club
i liked this novel. it is 30,000 words long, i think.
tao lin is my intern. i am tao lin's intern. i am writing this review because he told me to. Read more
tao lin is my intern. i am tao lin's intern. i am writing this review because he told me to. Read more
Published on 7 Jan 2008 by chris killen
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