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those were the only brief spells of interest in what was otherwise 14 hours of relative monotony. i listened to the audiobook at 2-3x the original speed just to power through bafflingly unnecessary caricatures of africa and black people, casual use of the n word, and what felt like a thinly veiled metaphor for all the ways that a male writer’s creativity is impeded, held cruel hostage, and ultimately destroyed by women.

most of all, the writing in this book was such a slog. i didn’t particularly enjoy the hallucinatory, rant-y bits in the shining either (though i did really like that novel on the whole), so that didn’t work for me in misery either.