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12958434

To the Lighthouse Anonymous Fri Apr 19 06:29:43 2019 No.12958434 [Reply] [Original]

What does /lit/ think of this book? I read the introduction and was instantly hooked.

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 19 06:32:41 2019 No.12958442 >>12958434 Then why are you here talking about it. Continue reading the book.

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 19 06:35:00 2019 No.12958450 >>12958442 Already did I just wanted to know your thoughts sweetie

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 19 07:47:47 2019 No.12958670 >>12958434 its very good. amazing that woolf can draw so much out of such a minimal plot.

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 19 07:52:52 2019 No.12958688 >>12958434 Great sort of character study, from almost nothing comes this relay interesting little book. Im sold on Woolf after reading this and im gona check more of her stuff

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 19 07:54:12 2019 No.12958691 >>12958434 Prepare for prose porn, mate.

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 19 07:54:44 2019 No.12958694 >>12958434 /lit/, being like other the boards just /r9k/ + an interest, hates women and talks shit about female authors. But the female authors usually discussed here are actually good.

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 19 08:06:03 2019 No.12958735 >>12958434 haven't read this yet but the waves was as lit as it gets.

>>	Anonymous Fri Apr 19 08:21:01 2019 No.12958771 >>12958434 This is excellent. The Waves is the top level of Woolf, but this is a good and more conventional starter.