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Crime and PunishmentTheir words
Many years ago, I read Crime and Punishment. Here, with no research and no notes, is what I can remember about that book: It was pretty good.
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The Catcher in the RyeTheir words
I think Catcher in the Rye is a good but not great book. But I love talking about Catcher in the Rye because (1) all North Americans seem to have read it, and (2) whenever I ask someone to tell me how they feel about Holden Caulfield, I always seem to learn something about them.
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War and PeaceTheir words
Fair. I definitely feel like I’m living my best life when I read War and Peace.
18 December 2025
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