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The book is fundamentally nostalgic. There’s very little depth or “future” in it (which is not a slight; I don’t think Cline was going for anything different).
by germinalphrase 4y ago
The book is fundamentally nostalgic. There’s very little depth or “future” in it (which is not a slight; I don’t think Cline was going for anything different).
- ch4s3 4y agoI find it to be nostalgic in the worst way. It seems to miss the spirit of its source material at every step, it wallows in gatekeeping, and is just in a way cringey.