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Nummer tre and Today I Read Today I Wrote Nothing

December 26, 2017 by vel veeter Leave a Comment

Min Kamp 3 – 5/5 Stars In this next installment of the series we find our dauntless hero Karl Ove, now at 12 beginning to discover himself as a little person. Considering that this novel starts off with our young protagonist being super mad about moving to a farming region on an island and subsequently breaking his family’s tv and then lying about it, I most definitely connected with this one a lot. The bulk of the rest of the novel splits its time between […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: daniil kharms, karl ove knausgaard, min kamp, today i wrote nothing

vel veeter's CBR9 Review No:519 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: daniil kharms, karl ove knausgaard, min kamp, today i wrote nothing ·
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Min Kamp part II: Where the picture of the smoking author embarrasses me at school.

December 3, 2017 by vel veeter Leave a Comment

This second book of the long novel is both more of the same and completely different. This novel should never be confused with the boring day to day details of a life from the beginning to the end, but more so a collected thematic explorations of moments, events, and periods of time in a life. This novel starts with a breathless depiction of taking a passel of kids to a childless house on a kind of vacation from Norway to Sweden and the various considerations, […]

Filed Under: Fiction Tagged With: book 2, karl ove knausgaard, min kamp

vel veeter's CBR9 Review No:470 · Genres: Fiction · Tags: book 2, karl ove knausgaard, min kamp ·
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