The pacing of this book is indeed INSANE, but I loved it. I read it at the perfect time: the end of my freshman year, while I was: working on a production of R&J, had no stable housing for the show, had a crush on someone on the production team, cut my finger open with a swiss army knife and had to get three stitches.
I literally stumbled across the book in the Stacks while looking for something else, and it was the kind of moment where you feel like you'll go to return it and the book won't be in the library system because the book is just for you.
I also only discovered some years after that The Revenger's Tragedy is a *real play*
All beings, from an embryo to the stain on a bathroom wall, are charged with some deep meaning and deserve to be encountered, not simply used and discarded. “Objects in the world are words spoken by God."
The pacing of this book is indeed INSANE, but I loved it. I read it at the perfect time: the end of my freshman year, while I was: working on a production of R&J, had no stable housing for the show, had a crush on someone on the production team, cut my finger open with a swiss army knife and had to get three stitches.
I literally stumbled across the book in the Stacks while looking for something else, and it was the kind of moment where you feel like you'll go to return it and the book won't be in the library system because the book is just for you.
I also only discovered some years after that The Revenger's Tragedy is a *real play*
All beings, from an embryo to the stain on a bathroom wall, are charged with some deep meaning and deserve to be encountered, not simply used and discarded. “Objects in the world are words spoken by God."
WOW...just...wow