TON on Nostr: Book Seven this year was "Crook's Manifesto" by Colson Whitehead. So much to say ...

Book Seven this year was "Crook's Manifesto" by Colson Whitehead. So much to say about this book. The episodes through a decade of a life was a great structure. Loved the Zippo interlude. Was reminded of Whitehead's anhedonia. Ray Carney shows no joy.

There is violence. There is trauma. But not as absolutely depressing as "Nickel Boys."

Highly recommend.

Have to ask my dad if he played ringolevio growing up.

Guess I am out of order and have to go back to "Harlem Shuffle."

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