I know I'm always throwing book recommendations at you, but no one else I know read "unhinged women" books! Anyways, How to be Eaten by (can't remember) was amazing. It's a lit fiction, but it's like final girls support group, but modern Grimm's fairy tale characters. I don't know how else to explain it, but it was definitely unique.
@bobcabot8 сағат бұрын
sorry for your loss! ( im preparing for ) "apart" will do again i hope - did it before...
@belair902109 сағат бұрын
I recommend “Blue Nights” by Joan Didion it’s kinda a sequel to The Year of Magical Thinking. It follows the death of her daughter. I also like books about death and grief unless it’s a Rebecca Serle book 😂❤️🩹
@ReadingWithMeg8 сағат бұрын
Adding it to my TBR!!!
@ktfo462010 сағат бұрын
Just wanna say I always check your channel before I buy extreme horror books for my kindle. You're always spot on with suggestions and never disappointed with the books I bought.👍
@ReadingWithMeg9 сағат бұрын
Thank you so much!! ☺️🩷
@pinkesthibiscus11 сағат бұрын
That was my first Dennis Cooper book and I liked it a lot! Have you read Frisk? I read it right after and although I didn’t like it as much, it was good too. Very similar vibe. I hadn’t realised it was part of a series before watching this video so I’ll be reading the rest too, thank you! 🩷
@ReadingWithMeg10 сағат бұрын
I haven’t! I want to give it a try. Closer didn’t really do much for me so I was iffy on continuing but I am curious now after loving this one so much
@the_eerie_faerie_tales12 сағат бұрын
I haven't watched TV in a very long time BUT I have seen Always Sumny and it's my favorite show ever!!
@ReadingWithMeg10 сағат бұрын
I never watch tv so I am embarrassed to admit I’ve never seen much of that show 😂
@the_eerie_faerie_tales10 сағат бұрын
@@ReadingWithMeg yea I don't even have TV... not since 2008 but I've seen the show at other people's houses.. omg that show is demented and hilarious.
@JayGTheAwkwardBookworm12 сағат бұрын
Perfume & pain sounds so good 😂
@ReadingWithMeg10 сағат бұрын
It is I love her!
@cozy_jesss13 сағат бұрын
Helll yeaaaahhh!!!!!
@ReadingWithMeg10 сағат бұрын
🩷🩷🩷
@jt-oh3my16 сағат бұрын
i picked up this book on a whim while on a vacation purely because the bookstore that i was visiting had an offer going on where i could pick up two books for the price of one, my original purchase being Murakami’s Norwegian Wood. i want to apologise to Murakami for daring to think that such garbage can belong in the same bookshelf.
@darklight__digitalКүн бұрын
Perfume is my favourite book of all time. Enjoy 🖤 and thanks as always for the inspo! 📚
@ReadingWithMegКүн бұрын
I can’t wait to read it! Thank you! 🩷
@RattleSackКүн бұрын
This really seems like something that was written to just be disturbing and not really have a cohesive plot 😭😂
@chriscze61532 күн бұрын
wow this book haul kinda sucked ...sorry
@ReadingWithMeg2 күн бұрын
Half of them are from you sorry
@dakotataylor64543 күн бұрын
just ordered this book. I'm a King fan!!! So going from Stephen King to Cows will be interesting. When you get a chance and i know its not Horror. You need to try A little life and let me know how you feel about it. Warning a lot of trigger warnings
@ReadingWithMeg2 күн бұрын
Good luck!! lol A Little Life is one of my all time favorite books!
@alejandrosanchez64043 күн бұрын
7:31 I’m dying 😂
@alejandrosanchez64043 күн бұрын
3:12 😂
@midnight-tomes4 күн бұрын
Added like 12 of these to my TBR. I have a feeling you will NOT like Monstrilio but I'm excited to see what you think lmao
@ReadingWithMeg4 күн бұрын
Oh nooooo lol I guess we will find out 😂
@asgrimurhartmannsson5 күн бұрын
"The crown of my head needs to go" conjures up an interesting mental image. "The Stepford Wives" movie is on youtube. Uploaded by several different people. It's from 1975. It's good, perhaps better now than it was back in '75. Believable characters, good dialogue, everybody is understandable. Can recommend. No idea about the book, didn't know it was so small.
@ReadingWithMeg5 күн бұрын
I just finished the book so thanks for letting me know! I’ll definitely have to look up the movie on here
@kristinh.35175 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for these recommendations! I am reading Jar of Hearts thanks to you, and it’s really, really good so far! Pretty girls is one of my favorite books and I trust your judgement! So far you’ve only guided me in the right direction!
@ReadingWithMeg5 күн бұрын
Yayyy I’m glad you like them!!
@tamash.52916 күн бұрын
you'd normally expect the cat to causally walk into your view, whenever you're paying attention to something else 😂
@ReadingWithMeg5 күн бұрын
My cat does this too but she needs to be separated from the dog
@tamash.52916 күн бұрын
Too late. Snow owns this channel now.
@kristinestaples76076 күн бұрын
What a great haul! I've also been getting more and more into sad girl, unhinged women, man hating books and lit-fic recently. I bought Temper at a used bookstore too and am really looking forward to it.
@ReadingWithMeg6 күн бұрын
I can’t stop I’m addicted! Hopefully we both like it!
@kristinestaples76076 күн бұрын
@@ReadingWithMeg I'm sure we will 😁
@javelin606 күн бұрын
Your hair looks beautiful and so healthy. I Who Have Never Known Men disturbed the living daylights out of me. Great read.
@ReadingWithMeg6 күн бұрын
Awh thank you! I look forward to reading it this month!
@Taylorwintz6 күн бұрын
Dying to hear your thoughts on the rules of the attraction. 14 year old me had no business reading it.
@ReadingWithMeg6 күн бұрын
Just finished it and I’m OBSESSED
@Taylorwintz5 күн бұрын
@@ReadingWithMeg I loved the Patrick Bateman connection so cool of him to include him in a different book
@earthbender7237 күн бұрын
The vegetarian is beautifully written, definitely a book with complex and flawed characters however I wasn't a fan of the ending, so I'm interested in knowing what do you think about it
@ReadingWithMeg7 күн бұрын
I’ll be reading it this month I’m interested in seeing how I feel about it I hear so many mixed things
@xSakixHarukax7 күн бұрын
I love seeing your dog so much <3 We had to put our baby down a few months ago after a battle with mouth tumors (she made it to 15 1/2 so I know I should be grateful)... it's hard to think about but I adore seeing other people loving their pets ^^ I read Undead Eleven and I hope you like it. lol.. I did enjoy it (especially the stuck in the 90's part because I'm a millennial who misses the 90's).. overall I did enjoy the book.. I just don't know enough to say whether I think you will or not. I hope you do ^^ I can at least say for sure that I think you will enjoy certain scenes at the very least. :) Love your videos - glad your cancer scare was a false flag - sending lots of love from Cali <3
@ReadingWithMeg7 күн бұрын
I’m so sorry about your dog 😔 it’s so hard losing our babies. And thank you so much again!! 🩷🩷 I can’t wait to read it I plan on reading it for the fall
@xSakixHarukax2 күн бұрын
@@ReadingWithMeg You're such a sweet person, thank you :) I miss her, but we're also finally looking at driving into the city and adopting from the shelter - which I'm looking forward to. I finally read Pride and Prejudice (my first Jane Austen) and really loved it. I definitely plan to read one of your "sad girl lit fics" but I haven't decided yet which one to try. When you describe them they aren't what I would usually pick up.. but they always sound interesting.
@erinmaggio56207 күн бұрын
Hi Meg, I loved Chasing the Boogeyman. I just finished that book last week. He has two other books that are part of series.Erin
@ReadingWithMeg7 күн бұрын
Good to hear! I saw there was another one out too I didn’t know there were more
@lostwriter197 күн бұрын
The nose juices made this haul even better and your future Rules of Attraction reacts should be very interesting too. Glamorama is its sorta but not really sequel by the way.
@ReadingWithMeg7 күн бұрын
🥹 Omg I just finished rules of attraction yesterday and I’m OBSESSEDDDDDDDD
@PowerAvocado7 күн бұрын
Read Open Season by C.J. Box. It will cut your balls off.
@JimJimson7297 күн бұрын
If you like Perfume try "And the Ass Saw The Angel"- it's trangressive literature that feels very similar. And if you like The Vegetarian try "Out" by Natsuo Kirino
@ReadingWithMeg7 күн бұрын
Will do!
@josephcossey18117 күн бұрын
"You're getting your nose juices all over my books..." must win an award for the best opening line in Booktube history!
@ReadingWithMeg7 күн бұрын
🥹
@cozy_jesss7 күн бұрын
I am sat and taking notes 📝
@ReadingWithMeg7 күн бұрын
My top student
@lenashumski13687 күн бұрын
I click so fast on every one of your videos 😂 I’ve bought and enjoyed so many books because of your channel! 🎉 I can’t tell you how much I enjoy and appreciate your content 🫶🏼
@ReadingWithMeg7 күн бұрын
Thank you so much this makes me so happy 🥹🩷
@susanspisak657 күн бұрын
Ohhhh…. Snow says “oh yes…it’s time for that!” Love your videos !!!!
@ReadingWithMeg7 күн бұрын
lol thank you!! 🩷
@katherineeaster57997 күн бұрын
Wow . . . I can't believe you haven't heard of Stepford Wives. I would call it a disturbing book, for sure. If you like it, there two movies, but definitely watch the older one. I hate to be negative when everyone else has loved it, but I thought The God of the Woods was pretty boring. There was only one likable character and everyone else was just lying all the time. The ending was hard for me to believe. It kind of reminded me of my experience with The Thirteenth Tale.
@ReadingWithMeg7 күн бұрын
I’ve heard of it just don’t know what it’s about. Bummer about The God of the Woods but hopefully it works for me fingers crossed
@katherineeaster57997 күн бұрын
@@ReadingWithMeg I hope it works out for you too. I feel like I don't like a lot of popular book picks, so it's probably a me problem.
@erinmaggio56207 күн бұрын
Loved Stepford Wives and Stepford Children. I saw the movies. I would read one of them, too.
@gavindillinger81047 күн бұрын
Meg will die under a pile of Brett Easton Ellis novels.
@ReadingWithMeg7 күн бұрын
The most accurate comment I’ve ever gotten
@josephcossey18117 күн бұрын
Before I read "Mrs. March" I assumed it was going to be a cosy heart-warming tale about "Marmee" from "Little Women". Doh...was I in for shock!
@ReadingWithMeg7 күн бұрын
Hahaha I can’t wait!
@JayGTheAwkwardBookworm7 күн бұрын
Whoever you are hunny sounds so good!
@ReadingWithMeg7 күн бұрын
I can’t wait to read that one!
@bobcabot7 күн бұрын
...is it Mary Quant? sexy but anyway you making huge progress hair-wise, just kidding...and i do not know anything about what you talking but i love it "when that lightning comes" just kidding i know never repeat ( funny: cant remember that word to spell every time) im not native bytheway.
@Perth-is8 күн бұрын
i loved thighgap so much, so happy that someone else liked it as much as I did!
@ReadingWithMeg8 күн бұрын
So happy you loved it!
@amoureusezi86389 күн бұрын
A complete shitshow tbh
@charliescozycorner9 күн бұрын
Stop making me buy books 🥹
@ReadingWithMeg9 күн бұрын
@@charliescozycorner it’s a problem we all have 😭
@readingfcdec9 күн бұрын
This was his worst book ever for me (I actually enjoyed the house across the lake). But this end 1/3 was so weak
@sophieh.25339 күн бұрын
I imagine the normies coming in here and hearing "i love the topic of death and dying" and getting worried while us sad girls are just like "yes, queen" in the front row 😂
@ReadingWithMeg9 күн бұрын
The people who get it get it 😂
@charliescozycorner9 күн бұрын
Right 🥰
@ice_cube830210 күн бұрын
Just to emphasize my point the main characters name is Steven which could be respelled as Stephen who is a faithful and devout man of god. Television is God to Steven in this interpretation. Its the burning bush of light. Cripps is likely the closest to Satan because he was able to sway Stephen onto the dark path allowing his torment to continue. The Guernsey cow is The Red Heffer. Lucy is the coming of the great plague in her body or Saint Lucy herself, either way she see's a sickness across the world that others cannot. I'm not 100% on what the Hag represents but the others seem to fit the bill so closely that when I figure it out it'll be more obvious. The book pretty much spells out these exact situations of the false messiah when Steven is telling them "I will teach you things you have never known" and other words to get them riled up while the red heffer is basically angry and not participating in the false messiah's words. It gets a little muddy but specifically it becomes obvious when Steven again false into a depression for three straight days and "rises on the fourth day" that's when the words of god or in this television are finally coming clear once again to him. There's a lot of other stuff I'm missing but the summary is that the author has written an extreme version of a retelling from the Bible most likely here at least some parts here or there. If that isn't the case then the guy has to be inspired by those things. Another important detail is that he doesnt go much into description of random things you'd normally see in a splatterpunk book. He doesnt talk about the smell of feces like ever. He does like once or twice but doesnt go into much detail, he spends more time detailing the things around him. He doesnt talk much about the guts or intestines, he just describes it with the word. That might be limitation of the writers capabilities itself or just that the detail that is important is that its the intestines more so the things around the scene. He describe the rain as if washing away the sinners (also a bible reference) The torrential rain destroys the home of Steven and he simply watches tv again as if looking for a sign of what to do to which he receives no answer and his home is destroyed and as described in the book "As if god himself cut it in half with a knife" leaving him homeless. I know this is a lot to read as well but I just want to put into context that I think that this book was trying to go for something here albeit maybe in a semi hamfisted way at times.
@ice_cube830210 күн бұрын
So I just finished the book. Had a discussion with my partner about it. My best take away from this is that it's a heavy draw from the story of the false messiah. There's too much going on here that makes it not a coincidence. Like when Criggs dies he doesnt actually seem to mind it. If anything he's satisified with what his fate is and what Steven does. The cows eating the flesh scene is pretty much a "eat of my flesh". There's a lot here that basically points as a dark splatter punk retelling of the story of the false messiah.
@BooneCabal10 күн бұрын
I've read a few books by Edward Lee and wrath James White. I would say the best splatter punk novel is resurrectionist. I've heard good things about the WASP factory too.
@leticiagomes918811 күн бұрын
From brazil hereeee... Absolutely crazy about your channel and i cant shut up about it. ❤ congrats.
@ReadingWithMeg10 күн бұрын
Thank you so much!! ☺️
@IRISESeyesOF28911 күн бұрын
I loved Longlegs!!!! I literally couldn't stop thinking about it, but I have no idea why 😂
@ReadingWithMeg11 күн бұрын
BECAUSE IT IS AMAZING
@thesheepwhisperer654611 күн бұрын
Cow- adult female that has had a calf Heifer- female that has not had a calf Steer- castrated male Bull- uncastrated male Cattle- gender neutral plural Fun fact: there is no gender neutral singluar word for cattle. But we choose to default to cow even though it's technically wrong
@tamash.529112 күн бұрын
movie night? 😮 everyone starts watching at the same time, and then you discuss it?
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I know I'm always throwing book recommendations at you, but no one else I know read "unhinged women" books! Anyways, How to be Eaten by (can't remember) was amazing. It's a lit fiction, but it's like final girls support group, but modern Grimm's fairy tale characters. I don't know how else to explain it, but it was definitely unique.
sorry for your loss! ( im preparing for ) "apart" will do again i hope - did it before...
I recommend “Blue Nights” by Joan Didion it’s kinda a sequel to The Year of Magical Thinking. It follows the death of her daughter. I also like books about death and grief unless it’s a Rebecca Serle book 😂❤️🩹
Adding it to my TBR!!!
Just wanna say I always check your channel before I buy extreme horror books for my kindle. You're always spot on with suggestions and never disappointed with the books I bought.👍
Thank you so much!! ☺️🩷
That was my first Dennis Cooper book and I liked it a lot! Have you read Frisk? I read it right after and although I didn’t like it as much, it was good too. Very similar vibe. I hadn’t realised it was part of a series before watching this video so I’ll be reading the rest too, thank you! 🩷
I haven’t! I want to give it a try. Closer didn’t really do much for me so I was iffy on continuing but I am curious now after loving this one so much
I haven't watched TV in a very long time BUT I have seen Always Sumny and it's my favorite show ever!!
I never watch tv so I am embarrassed to admit I’ve never seen much of that show 😂
@@ReadingWithMeg yea I don't even have TV... not since 2008 but I've seen the show at other people's houses.. omg that show is demented and hilarious.
Perfume & pain sounds so good 😂
It is I love her!
Helll yeaaaahhh!!!!!
🩷🩷🩷
i picked up this book on a whim while on a vacation purely because the bookstore that i was visiting had an offer going on where i could pick up two books for the price of one, my original purchase being Murakami’s Norwegian Wood. i want to apologise to Murakami for daring to think that such garbage can belong in the same bookshelf.
Perfume is my favourite book of all time. Enjoy 🖤 and thanks as always for the inspo! 📚
I can’t wait to read it! Thank you! 🩷
This really seems like something that was written to just be disturbing and not really have a cohesive plot 😭😂
wow this book haul kinda sucked ...sorry
Half of them are from you sorry
just ordered this book. I'm a King fan!!! So going from Stephen King to Cows will be interesting. When you get a chance and i know its not Horror. You need to try A little life and let me know how you feel about it. Warning a lot of trigger warnings
Good luck!! lol A Little Life is one of my all time favorite books!
7:31 I’m dying 😂
3:12 😂
Added like 12 of these to my TBR. I have a feeling you will NOT like Monstrilio but I'm excited to see what you think lmao
Oh nooooo lol I guess we will find out 😂
"The crown of my head needs to go" conjures up an interesting mental image. "The Stepford Wives" movie is on youtube. Uploaded by several different people. It's from 1975. It's good, perhaps better now than it was back in '75. Believable characters, good dialogue, everybody is understandable. Can recommend. No idea about the book, didn't know it was so small.
I just finished the book so thanks for letting me know! I’ll definitely have to look up the movie on here
Thank you so much for these recommendations! I am reading Jar of Hearts thanks to you, and it’s really, really good so far! Pretty girls is one of my favorite books and I trust your judgement! So far you’ve only guided me in the right direction!
Yayyy I’m glad you like them!!
you'd normally expect the cat to causally walk into your view, whenever you're paying attention to something else 😂
My cat does this too but she needs to be separated from the dog
Too late. Snow owns this channel now.
What a great haul! I've also been getting more and more into sad girl, unhinged women, man hating books and lit-fic recently. I bought Temper at a used bookstore too and am really looking forward to it.
I can’t stop I’m addicted! Hopefully we both like it!
@@ReadingWithMeg I'm sure we will 😁
Your hair looks beautiful and so healthy. I Who Have Never Known Men disturbed the living daylights out of me. Great read.
Awh thank you! I look forward to reading it this month!
Dying to hear your thoughts on the rules of the attraction. 14 year old me had no business reading it.
Just finished it and I’m OBSESSED
@@ReadingWithMeg I loved the Patrick Bateman connection so cool of him to include him in a different book
The vegetarian is beautifully written, definitely a book with complex and flawed characters however I wasn't a fan of the ending, so I'm interested in knowing what do you think about it
I’ll be reading it this month I’m interested in seeing how I feel about it I hear so many mixed things
I love seeing your dog so much <3 We had to put our baby down a few months ago after a battle with mouth tumors (she made it to 15 1/2 so I know I should be grateful)... it's hard to think about but I adore seeing other people loving their pets ^^ I read Undead Eleven and I hope you like it. lol.. I did enjoy it (especially the stuck in the 90's part because I'm a millennial who misses the 90's).. overall I did enjoy the book.. I just don't know enough to say whether I think you will or not. I hope you do ^^ I can at least say for sure that I think you will enjoy certain scenes at the very least. :) Love your videos - glad your cancer scare was a false flag - sending lots of love from Cali <3
I’m so sorry about your dog 😔 it’s so hard losing our babies. And thank you so much again!! 🩷🩷 I can’t wait to read it I plan on reading it for the fall
@@ReadingWithMeg You're such a sweet person, thank you :) I miss her, but we're also finally looking at driving into the city and adopting from the shelter - which I'm looking forward to. I finally read Pride and Prejudice (my first Jane Austen) and really loved it. I definitely plan to read one of your "sad girl lit fics" but I haven't decided yet which one to try. When you describe them they aren't what I would usually pick up.. but they always sound interesting.
Hi Meg, I loved Chasing the Boogeyman. I just finished that book last week. He has two other books that are part of series.Erin
Good to hear! I saw there was another one out too I didn’t know there were more
The nose juices made this haul even better and your future Rules of Attraction reacts should be very interesting too. Glamorama is its sorta but not really sequel by the way.
🥹 Omg I just finished rules of attraction yesterday and I’m OBSESSEDDDDDDDD
Read Open Season by C.J. Box. It will cut your balls off.
If you like Perfume try "And the Ass Saw The Angel"- it's trangressive literature that feels very similar. And if you like The Vegetarian try "Out" by Natsuo Kirino
Will do!
"You're getting your nose juices all over my books..." must win an award for the best opening line in Booktube history!
🥹
I am sat and taking notes 📝
My top student
I click so fast on every one of your videos 😂 I’ve bought and enjoyed so many books because of your channel! 🎉 I can’t tell you how much I enjoy and appreciate your content 🫶🏼
Thank you so much this makes me so happy 🥹🩷
Ohhhh…. Snow says “oh yes…it’s time for that!” Love your videos !!!!
lol thank you!! 🩷
Wow . . . I can't believe you haven't heard of Stepford Wives. I would call it a disturbing book, for sure. If you like it, there two movies, but definitely watch the older one. I hate to be negative when everyone else has loved it, but I thought The God of the Woods was pretty boring. There was only one likable character and everyone else was just lying all the time. The ending was hard for me to believe. It kind of reminded me of my experience with The Thirteenth Tale.
I’ve heard of it just don’t know what it’s about. Bummer about The God of the Woods but hopefully it works for me fingers crossed
@@ReadingWithMeg I hope it works out for you too. I feel like I don't like a lot of popular book picks, so it's probably a me problem.
Loved Stepford Wives and Stepford Children. I saw the movies. I would read one of them, too.
Meg will die under a pile of Brett Easton Ellis novels.
The most accurate comment I’ve ever gotten
Before I read "Mrs. March" I assumed it was going to be a cosy heart-warming tale about "Marmee" from "Little Women". Doh...was I in for shock!
Hahaha I can’t wait!
Whoever you are hunny sounds so good!
I can’t wait to read that one!
...is it Mary Quant? sexy but anyway you making huge progress hair-wise, just kidding...and i do not know anything about what you talking but i love it "when that lightning comes" just kidding i know never repeat ( funny: cant remember that word to spell every time) im not native bytheway.
i loved thighgap so much, so happy that someone else liked it as much as I did!
So happy you loved it!
A complete shitshow tbh
Stop making me buy books 🥹
@@charliescozycorner it’s a problem we all have 😭
This was his worst book ever for me (I actually enjoyed the house across the lake). But this end 1/3 was so weak
I imagine the normies coming in here and hearing "i love the topic of death and dying" and getting worried while us sad girls are just like "yes, queen" in the front row 😂
The people who get it get it 😂
Right 🥰
Just to emphasize my point the main characters name is Steven which could be respelled as Stephen who is a faithful and devout man of god. Television is God to Steven in this interpretation. Its the burning bush of light. Cripps is likely the closest to Satan because he was able to sway Stephen onto the dark path allowing his torment to continue. The Guernsey cow is The Red Heffer. Lucy is the coming of the great plague in her body or Saint Lucy herself, either way she see's a sickness across the world that others cannot. I'm not 100% on what the Hag represents but the others seem to fit the bill so closely that when I figure it out it'll be more obvious. The book pretty much spells out these exact situations of the false messiah when Steven is telling them "I will teach you things you have never known" and other words to get them riled up while the red heffer is basically angry and not participating in the false messiah's words. It gets a little muddy but specifically it becomes obvious when Steven again false into a depression for three straight days and "rises on the fourth day" that's when the words of god or in this television are finally coming clear once again to him. There's a lot of other stuff I'm missing but the summary is that the author has written an extreme version of a retelling from the Bible most likely here at least some parts here or there. If that isn't the case then the guy has to be inspired by those things. Another important detail is that he doesnt go much into description of random things you'd normally see in a splatterpunk book. He doesnt talk about the smell of feces like ever. He does like once or twice but doesnt go into much detail, he spends more time detailing the things around him. He doesnt talk much about the guts or intestines, he just describes it with the word. That might be limitation of the writers capabilities itself or just that the detail that is important is that its the intestines more so the things around the scene. He describe the rain as if washing away the sinners (also a bible reference) The torrential rain destroys the home of Steven and he simply watches tv again as if looking for a sign of what to do to which he receives no answer and his home is destroyed and as described in the book "As if god himself cut it in half with a knife" leaving him homeless. I know this is a lot to read as well but I just want to put into context that I think that this book was trying to go for something here albeit maybe in a semi hamfisted way at times.
So I just finished the book. Had a discussion with my partner about it. My best take away from this is that it's a heavy draw from the story of the false messiah. There's too much going on here that makes it not a coincidence. Like when Criggs dies he doesnt actually seem to mind it. If anything he's satisified with what his fate is and what Steven does. The cows eating the flesh scene is pretty much a "eat of my flesh". There's a lot here that basically points as a dark splatter punk retelling of the story of the false messiah.
I've read a few books by Edward Lee and wrath James White. I would say the best splatter punk novel is resurrectionist. I've heard good things about the WASP factory too.
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I loved Longlegs!!!! I literally couldn't stop thinking about it, but I have no idea why 😂
BECAUSE IT IS AMAZING
Cow- adult female that has had a calf Heifer- female that has not had a calf Steer- castrated male Bull- uncastrated male Cattle- gender neutral plural Fun fact: there is no gender neutral singluar word for cattle. But we choose to default to cow even though it's technically wrong
movie night? 😮 everyone starts watching at the same time, and then you discuss it?
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