I've read the book twice, decades apart, and it gave me great joy each times in very different ways.
I can see how this text causes some to experience the opposite of joy.
Both experiences are valid. But like there's not some big conspiracy of people who claim to like this book or this writer as a facade. They say it's great because, for them, it's a wonderful and meaningful experience.
I can see how this text causes some to experience the opposite of joy.
Both experiences are valid. But like there's not some big conspiracy of people who claim to like this book or this writer as a facade. They say it's great because, for them, it's a wonderful and meaningful experience.