omg I'm OBSESSED with this book! 
the way Gallix pokes fun at literary culture is like a shot of espresso straight to the heart - it's just what we needed, you know? 
I mean, who hasn't been guilty of being a bit pretentious at some point? 
and I love how he subverts expectations with those chapter title puns - they're both hilarious and clever! 
but what really gets me is how Gallix tackles some heavy issues like xenophobia and alienation without ever coming across as preachy or didactic. it's like he's having a conversation with you, not lecturing you. 
can't wait to see what other genius he comes up with next! 
the way Gallix pokes fun at literary culture is like a shot of espresso straight to the heart - it's just what we needed, you know? I mean, who hasn't been guilty of being a bit pretentious at some point? and I love how he subverts expectations with those chapter title puns - they're both hilarious and clever! but what really gets me is how Gallix tackles some heavy issues like xenophobia and alienation without ever coming across as preachy or didactic. it's like he's having a conversation with you, not lecturing you. can't wait to see what other genius he comes up with next! 
the way he skewers modern lit culture is like, spot on. who hasn't been to shakespeare and company and felt like a total poser? but seriously, gallix's satire is so sharp it'll cut you... multiple times. 
gotta give props to gallix for balancing humor w/ substance like that... this novel's gonna be a classic
. I mean, who hasn't been to a bookshop like Shakespeare & Company and thought "oh yeah, I'm a bohemian too"? Gallix takes the mickey out of all that pretentiousness but at the same time makes some really sharp commentary on alienation and exclusion. The way he skewers postmodern excesses is genius 
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