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Made it some way through. Some really excellent ideas, certain strains that I feel come via second-wave thinkers like Dworkin that I feel less certain about. Definitely a must-read for fellas.

I continue to dip back into this work, so I've hardly "finished" reading it, but might as well put it back on the shelf.

Fun to see Moore tackling a straightforward (for him) fantasy novel. I found it wry, witty, evocative.. good clean fun, really.

I was aware of Notes on Camp but now I want to read the title essay, as part of my investigation into Form & Content, and ongoing interest in critical analysis.

Seems like a formative and influential work on anti-colonial and anti-black activism and thought.

Boy howdy it’s been a long time coming. Hope all the authors and artists are doing well.

Quick but fun

Years later, images from these stories have stayed with me: a terrified girl helping her grandfather pull out all his teeth, ER doctors and their kind voices, the little injured jockey who speaks no English, bad smells that smell good.

A lukewarm James Ellroy imitation wherein we spend 300 pages with two deeply unpleasant men as they supposedly try to solve murders and assaults but instead commit their own litany of shitty acts. And then they have the audacity to be upset that other men are doing nasty things to these same women.

Was a fan of the miniseries but honestly maybe I ought not to have been.

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