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Comments (2)
Anonymous | 15th May 09 | 10:20 am |
why no review? this is one of my favourite books
estelle | 15th May 09 | 10:29 am |
Dear Anonymous,
It is also one of my favourite books, and I felt the best way I could represent its meaning was in this repetitive but, I hope, effective way. I don’t purport to ‘review’ books in the classic sense, but to record my thoughts about them in a way which is incidentally sometimes also useful to others. You are most welcome to express your own thoughts about Steppenwolf here in comments if you wish.
Yours, etc