“I do not give a damn what Opera says.”
Think it’s time for everyone to go out and buy (another!) copy of this one.

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Peter Solarz
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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DEAR READER
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taylor price

oozey mess
Jules of Nature
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Misplaced Lens Cap

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“I do not give a damn what Opera says.”
Think it’s time for everyone to go out and buy (another!) copy of this one.
“This book not only ruined a week at the beach but also damaged my self-esteem.”
Happy Bloomsday!
“I don't believe all that actually happened!“
(Congrats on the Pulitzer, btw).
“shakespeare is so like eratic“
“learned nothing good.”
"I get it. Life was terrible in Italy in the 1950s. Lots of terrible things happened and then it ended.”
“The structure of the novel is essentially Jubal Harshaw relentlessly stating the obvious: Sex is fun, and handsome aliens should not be publicly stoned for having sex. Yes, we agree.”
“Holden Caulfield learns to masturbate…enthusiastically.“
“Who cares about Bob Dylan? Oh, yeah, everyone but me.“
Removed from classrooms in Miller, MO in 1980 for making promiscuous sex “look like fun.”
“a real downer"—four members of the Alabama State Textbook Committee, 1983
“It starts off good and interesting, but by the end it's like an hour long version of Charlton Heston yelling ‘You Maniacs! You blew it up!’”
“Too many words. Just look at the title, it’s twice as long as it needs to be.“
“We get it, Charlotte Bronte. You hate Catholics and you hate French people.”
“Twenty minutes of reading her in a sitting consistently made me despair of all society.“
“A little part of me died when I read this book, and I’m not being melodramatic.”
“much longer than 'Fifty Shades of Grey’”