#thenamesake โ Public Fediverse posts
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The Namesake was easily the best book I read this year. ๐ Jhumpa is a fantastic craftsmith of words, as we have already seen in Interpreter of Maladies, but when combined here with the South Asian immigrant experience she creates a novel that I seriously doubt will ever be bested in this category.
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The Namesake was easily the best book I read this year. ๐ Jhumpa is a fantastic craftsmith of words, as we have already seen in Interpreter of Maladies, but when combined here with the South Asian immigrant experience she creates a novel that I seriously doubt will ever be bested in this category.
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The Namesake was easily the best book I read this year. ๐ Jhumpa is a fantastic craftsmith of words, as we have already seen in Interpreter of Maladies, but when combined here with the South Asian immigrant experience she creates a novel that I seriously doubt will ever be bested in this category.
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The Namesake was easily the best book I read this year. ๐ Jhumpa is a fantastic craftsmith of words, as we have already seen in Interpreter of Maladies, but when combined here with the South Asian immigrant experience she creates a novel that I seriously doubt will ever be bested in this category.
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The Namesake was easily the best book I read this year. ๐ Jhumpa is a fantastic craftsmith of words, as we have already seen in Interpreter of Maladies, but when combined here with the South Asian immigrant experience she creates a novel that I seriously doubt will ever be bested in this category.
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Fun fact: this other Curtis Chen and I attended the same university, overlapping for a couple of years, and we used to get each other's mail. Now he works at JPL on space satellites (see video) and I write science fiction. Win/win! https://youtu.be/6Jv-aSb4ktY #WhereAreTheyNow #TheNamesake #HisMiddleInitialIsW
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Watched #thenamesake after almost two decades and bawled eyes out. Funny how some stories stay with you even as your relationship with the characters changes with time.