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Adam Black
reviewed 1988 on July 26, 2007
1988
You'd think reading about other people's incredibly pointless lives (6 months spent drinking at a remote weather station) would make me feel better about my own, but i just ended up feeling even more sluggish. it was somehow an enjoyable read though, despite the many incidents that were built up to be potential life-altering, character-building moments, which the protagonist then either messed up or just ignored. i'm not sure if the ending was meant to be hopeful or just another such non-event. it was vaguely similar to bright lights, big city in that regard, actually.
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Add 1988, An urgent generational novel by a talented Australian writer. When two frustrated artists take jobs at a remote weather station in Australia's Northern Territory—in hopes of finding solitude and inspiration—their journey affords an unflinching, original, , 1988 to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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